Load JavaScript Faster 4.39

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Scripts are the most painful resource to load in your page - they slow down the page more than images, stylesheets, even Flash. Why? Because when browsers start downloading a script, they stop rendering the page and downloading other resources. Even newer browsers that tout parallel script loading (IE8, Firefox 3.5, Chrome 2, Safari 4) still block rendering and downloads when loading scripts. In this talk, I'll present several techniques for avoiding these problems including splitting the initial payload, loading scripts without blocking, and coupling asynchronous scripts. This talk is only relevant for web sites that use JavaScript and want to be fast and have happy users.

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Stream tedroche, 13 Sep 14:32

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Great material, lots of good information, but could save 3% in overall presentation download time, by removing "like", ", right?" and "So," from the beginning, middle and end of every sentence. domain.language.southern_california=false

Stream stevenblack, 13 Sep 14:49

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Great presentation, best so-far at jQueryCon. Book-shilling is OK as far as it goes. I got a lot from following the slides downloaded from Steve's website.

Shame this session wasn't longer.

Missing sbujold, 13 Sep 15:04

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best presentation so-far, great mix between slides and demos and show actual benefits of speak.

Missing bryall, 13 Sep 15:05

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Great presentation, only part I disliked was the sprite stuff, but other than that good stuff.

Stream mondayjblack, 13 Sep 15:28

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Funny, concise, and informative. Well worth seeing.

Stream grahamb, 14 Sep 13:25

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Great delivery, wish it could be longer. Looking forward to seeing more at the ajax experience.

Stream bobholt, 14 Sep 13:59

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A lot of information that was immediately applicable to improving page load and performance. Awesome!

Missing lukeb, 16 Sep 01:11

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Definitely enjoyable talk. Good mix of entertaining, challenging, and inspiring (like his getting all excited about SpriteMe). Great job handling some of the questions and constructive criticism of his app. Awesome information on YSlow and PageSpeed. Will be very helpful to me.

Missing levi, 16 Feb 04:42

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Great job! I really hate script to my page. Downloading of my page is really slow and it is not good to the user specially for ecommerce website or any marketing site. You need to build a regular user of your page but if your page is hard to display why your customer stay too long to wait. essay topics | social essays

Missing markweee, 26 Feb 10:25

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This talk is only relevant for web sites that use JavaScript and want to be fast and have happy users. global education forum AND global education forum AND global education support AND education support forum Teacher Community

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