Speed tooling, Squoosh.app & more! (Chrome Dev Summit Top 5 Recap)
Chrome Dev Summit 2018 was a huge success! In this recap, Timothy Jordan reports on the top 5 announcements from Chrome Dev Summit.
1. Performance budgets and updates to speed tooling
Since 2011, we’ve seen sites use an average 8x more JavaScript - the site performance bottleneck now often includes the CPU. Using a budget metaphor is a useful tool to help keep resource spending under control. Additionally, the Chrome team has brought in a complete refresh to PageSpeedInsights.
2. Squoosh.app
It can be very challenging to build complex web applications and keep them fast, fluid and lightweight. But there are tools and techniques available now that can help. Squoosh.app is a demo app that showcases techniques and technology available that can help make a complex experience smooth.
3. Web.Dev
Moving away from providing guidance through walls of text, we’ve taken the approach of short, snappy guides providing support for developers.
4. Project vis bug
Project vis bug is a new Chrome extension thinking about design on the web.
5. Closer collaboration with Web Frameworks
Frameworks made a lot of important performance improvements in 2018 - amplify their impact by helping design various APIs - including the Scheduling API - offering 200k in funding for improving performance best practices in frameworks
If you missed the livestream, you can find all 22 awesome sessions in this playlist →
Read more about the speakers and the sessions on the event website →
Subscribe to the Google Chrome Developers channel! →
1. Performance budgets and updates to speed tooling
Since 2011, we’ve seen sites use an average 8x more JavaScript - the site performance bottleneck now often includes the CPU. Using a budget metaphor is a useful tool to help keep resource spending under control. Additionally, the Chrome team has brought in a complete refresh to PageSpeedInsights.
2. Squoosh.app
It can be very challenging to build complex web applications and keep them fast, fluid and lightweight. But there are tools and techniques available now that can help. Squoosh.app is a demo app that showcases techniques and technology available that can help make a complex experience smooth.
3. Web.Dev
Moving away from providing guidance through walls of text, we’ve taken the approach of short, snappy guides providing support for developers.
4. Project vis bug
Project vis bug is a new Chrome extension thinking about design on the web.
5. Closer collaboration with Web Frameworks
Frameworks made a lot of important performance improvements in 2018 - amplify their impact by helping design various APIs - including the Scheduling API - offering 200k in funding for improving performance best practices in frameworks
If you missed the livestream, you can find all 22 awesome sessions in this playlist →
Read more about the speakers and the sessions on the event website →
Subscribe to the Google Chrome Developers channel! →
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