Posts Tagged ‘performance’

March 2009 Presentation: PHP & Javascript Profiling

Tuesday, March 10th, 2009

Here are the slides from my presentation at this month’s meetup. If they don’t make a lot of sense, don’t worry. I’ll be updating them with narration in the next few days.

UPDATE: I added narration this evening. Sorry I sound so out of it. This is the sixth or seventh take.

 

High-Performance javascript: Why Everything You’ve Been Taught is Wrong

Friday, April 18th, 2008

Yeah, we’re a PHP group. But most of the PHP code out there is on the web, and modern web sites rely heavily on Javascript for AJAX & DHTML effects.

This talk from last year’s OSCONconference talks about ways to improve Javascript performance. Some of these techniques are pretty sneaky, and aren’t immediately obvious. But I’ve tried some of them out, and they made a big difference in the how performance was perceived, even if they didn’t make big actual improvements.

Tonight’s Presentation — Caching

Thursday, February 7th, 2008

Here’s my presentation for tonight, in case you don’t feel like going out in the snow…