14 rules for more rapid web pages
Steve Souders, who is a member of the team that is in charge of optimizing the performance of the places of Yahoo!, inside a conference on Web 2.0, dedicated a few minutes to be spoken on the problems in the part of the front end and the time of load on several Web pages. Of between all the information that was collected, 14 necessary rules can be done to serve Web pages of a more rapid way, always treating the optimization as a priority. De entre toda la información que se recaudó, se pueden hacer 14 reglas necesarias para servir páginas Web de manera más rápida, tratando siempre la optimización como una prioridad.
- Do less requests HTTP.
- It uses a CDN.
- He adds headers that should expire.
- It uses components GZip.
- It places the code CSS at the beginning of the document.
- It moves the code JS in the end.
- He avoids expressions CSS.
- It includes the code CSS and JS of external form.
- It reduces servants' Lookups DNS.
- It uses the least possible JS.
- He avoids redirections.
- It eliminates scripts copies.
- It deactivates the ETags.
- Do that the code AJAX is cacheable and child.
Link | 14 bums for fast web pages.












September 22, 2008 at 3:32 pm
thank you, salu