Bruno Skvorc

Performance Project (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Performance simply matters. Technology may allow us to "go bigger", but maybe not necessarily be better when it comes to performance. Now is the time to utilize the amazing tools that are available for making websites faster, and to learn how to improve user experience and satisfaction.

This book contains a series of practical, real-world performance tutorials, all based around a single project: a simple image gallery blog. We'll build the project, and then run through a series of performance optimization processes; by the time we're done, we'll have achieved very significant performance improvements. This book is packed with useful, real world hints and tips that you can use on your sites today. It contains:

• Building an Image Gallery Blog with Symfony Flex: the Setup by Zoran Antolovic
• Building an Image Gallery Blog with Symfony Flex: Data Testing by Zoran Antolovic
• PHP-level Performance Optimization with Blackfire by Bruno Skvorc
• MySQL Performance Boosting with Indexes and Explain by Claudio Ribeiro
• Improving Performance Perception with Pingdom and GTmetrix by Tonino Jankov
• Improving Performance Perception: On-demand Image Resizing by Bruno Skvorc
• Using Background Processing to Speed Up Page Load Times by Bruno Skvorc
• Server-side Optimization with Nginx and pm-static by Tonino Jankov
• How to Use Varnish and Cloudflare for Maximum Caching by Bruno Skvorc

This book is for all developers who wish to build sites and apps that run faster. It covers a range of performace tools; familiarity with web development is assumed.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: SitePoint
• Seitenzahl: 129
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. August 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781492069768
• Artikelnr.: 54113374

Autorenporträt

Bruno Skvorc is a coder from Croatia with Master's Degrees in Computer Science and English Language and Literature. He's the editor of SitePoint's PHP channel and a developer evangelist for Diffbot.com. He avoids legacy code like the plague and when picking projects makes sure they'e as cutting edge as possible. He's a treadmill desk enthusiast and active (board)gamer who sometimes blogs.