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In this episode, Sergey will discuss why the speed of user experience matters, walking us through the evolution of Core Web Vitals and unveiling the UX Speed Museum. Then, Almudena will explore the environmental cost of Generative AI, sharing practical strategies for green coding, energy-efficient algorithms, and sustainable software architectures to boost your cloud performance while reducing its planetary impact.
In this episode, Alfonso identifies the common server-side bottlenecks that tank TTFB and provides a production-ready checklist for triaging expensive yet slow back-ends, while Joan demonstrates how to turn manual DevTools scripts into autonomous AI "Skills" via MCP, ensuring rigorous, deterministic performance measurements without LLM hallucinations.
In this episode, Paul Calvano dives deep into querying the HTTP Archive dataset to uncover web trends, while Tammy Everts breaks down the "Performance Plateau", explaining why identifying your specific threshold is critical and how to find it.
In this episode, Robin Marx will explain how TTFB isn't what you think it is, and Morgan Murrah will dig into the compositor.
In this episode, Aaron T. Grogg will explain how to reduce JS Workload with No or Lo JS. Then, Matt Zeunert walks us through Synthetic Web Performance testing with Debugbear.
In this episode, we have Stoyan walking us through font fallbacks and optimizing layout shift.
In this episode, Tim Vereecke introduces us to UNO, the missing link in any TTFB analysis. Then, Julian Jandl walks us through a case study on how to overcome third-party challenges in large enterprises using Partytown.
In this episode we have Amrik Malhans walking us through the critical rendering path, and Sia Karamalegos introducing us to using the public web performance data sets of HTTP Archive and CrUX.
In this episode we have Medhat Dawoud walking us through the process of building fast websites for everyone, and Amila Welihinda explaining how to profile JavaScript in production.
In this episode we have Andrea Verlicchi walking us through some real-world case studies of optimizing INP, and Ethan Gardner will discuss how to make allies to enable our efforts to make websites faster.
In our second meetup we have Vinicius Dallacqua explaining us how to utilize the new Long Animation Frames API to optimize your runtime performance and Keerthana Krishnan outlining ways to build websites while considering and designing for users on poor connections and underpowered devices.
In our inaugural meetup, we have Todd Gardner walking us through his new Chrome Extension that helps reveal the impact of RUM on search engine ranking, and Ines Akrap will give us an insider view of working on the Performance chapter of the Web Almanac.
