…Cross-platform implementations of TCP sockets, SSL streams, and socket pools net/ spdy SPDY protocol implementation net/ url request URLRequest, URLRequestContext, and URLRequestJob implementations net/ websockets WebSockets protocol implementation
Each of the above makes for a great read for the curious - the code is well documented, and you'll find plenty of unit tests for every component.
Architecture and performance on mobile platforms # ↑
Mobile …
- Momoro Machine: access control allow origin localhost 3000
- New Relic: [INFOGRAPHIC] Browser Wars: What is the fastest web experience? End User Data from New Relic
- Transcending Frontiers: Why you need to care about web browsers
- JJinuxLand: Documentation Sucks, Video Games Rule!
- the { buckblogs :here } - Home: Mazes in CoffeeScript
- Signal vs. Noise: This week in Twitter
SPDY in 10 slides, or less
Performance of Mobile networks
Under the hood of Chrome's network stack
Navigation Timing & Real user measurement ( RUM)
Life of a webpage: DOM, CSSOM, rendering, acceleration
Part two picks up from slide 79 and is focused on the architecture and the execution model of the browser:
Tokenizing, parsing, and construction of the DOM
Building the Render Tree ( DOM and CSSOM)
Measuring visual & rendering …
- paperplanes: Web Operations 101 For Developers
- has_many :bugs, :through => :rails: Websockets made easy with Cramp
- Scout ~ The Blog: Monitoring HAProxy
- Phusion Corporate Blog: Why Rails 4 Live Streaming is a big deal
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: Quickstart: How to run Node.js on Engine Yard Cloud
- Bamboo Blog: A JSON event-based convention for WebSockets
… Etsy describes their logging strategy .
* Joshua Bixby looks at how browser usage varies throughout the day and week.
* Bugsnap shares how they use SPDY on their production Rails application .
* Lonely Planet explains why they're changing their web performance strategy .
- A Fresh Cup: Double Shot #938
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* Justin Garret explains how IE10 boosts site performance with HTML5.
* Sitepoint lists the top 10 MySQL mistakes made by PHP developers.
* Guy Podjary revisits his SPDY Benchmark post.
* Blazing Cloud has a great write up of our GetLeanSF event with Eric Ries.
* Steven Bartholomew released a Ruby gem that …
- Opscode Blog: Cloudtrainings.com Chef & Amazon EC2 training
- till's blog: Getting the most out of Chef with Scalarium and vagrant
- Global Nerdy: Yorkville Media Centre's Windows Web Dev Sessions
- MySQL Performance Blog: Scalr and MNPP
- High Scalability: Sponsored Post: BetterWorks, New Relic, eHarmony, TripAdvisor, NoSQL Now!, Surge, Tungsten, Aconex, Mathworks, AppDynamics, Scal
- omgbloglol: Recruiters: why I'm kind of rude to them, why they deserve it, and how to fix it (IMHO)
Filler up Fixie adds filler content to HTML elements and images .
Faster? Is SPDY going to speed up your Web site ? Not necessarily.
Taking sides To client-side or not to client-side. Conditional-tier rendering; The battle of Server + innerHTML vs. JS MVC + JSON .
Related, how Twitter is re-architecting to optimize for " Time to first Tweet ".
Taxing IE Wish we could do that. Online retailer Kogan imposes a tax on IE7 shoppers .
- New Relic: Community News: Examining the Performance Poverty Line
- Concentration de studioConcentration de studio: "... as soon as I saw ‘the slow web movement,' I assigned my own meaning to it. Because..."
If I could catch up to just being amazingly behind it'd be an improvement.
Ruby on Rails Tutorial screencasts, 2nd Edition
- Updated to Rails 3.2/Ruby 1.9, and 20% off for most of this month.
EC2 is basically one big rip-off - Well, yeah, if all you want it raw computing power EC2 offers bad bang for the buck.
Firefox update refreshes new tab and start pages, adds SPDY support - And in my experience, the newly-released FF13 gets the memory mess under control too.
- Ruby on Rails Tutorial News: Ruby on Rails Tutorial screencasts, 2nd Edition
…browsers, but that's no longer true . And Google's SPDY protocol, intended as a drop-in replacement for HTTP, even goes so far as to bake encryption in by default , and not just for better performance: [It is a specific technical goal of SPDY to] make SSL the underlying transport protocol, for better security and compatibility with existing network infrastructure. Although SSL does introduce a latency penalty, we believe that the long-term future of the …
- Coding Horror: Make Your Email Hacker Proof
- pingles: Recognising SSL Requests in Rack with Custom Headers
- NetManiac: wsdl2ruby and failing SSL certificate validation
- Phusion Corporate Blog: Introducing Union Station: our web app performance monitoring and behavior analysis service; now in open beta
- RubyLearning Blog: Why Use Single Sign-in Solutions in Rails?
- Envy Labs: Ruby Tracker, the Ruby Dependency Manager
Momentum: A Rack Handler for SPDY Clients
SPDY is a experimental networking protocol developed by Google (and already used in Chrome) for delivering Web content more quickly. Momentum is a Rack handler that can receive connections from SPDY clients and run Rack apps. Lots of info in the README.
Webmachine: Expose Your App's Resources Via HTTP Declaratively
webmachine-ruby is a port of Erlang's Webmachine. Both projects aim to expose …
- Tender Lovemaking: Profiling Rails startup with DTrace
- Riding Rails - home: Rails/master is now 4.0.0.beta
- giant robots smashing into other giant robots: Test Rake Tasks Like a BOSS
- Envy Labs: Try Ruby Rewrite and Redesign
- gnuu.org: Do Gem Downloads Really Correlate with Gem Usage? Survey Says: No
- New Relic: State of the Stack - A Ruby on Rails Benchmarking Report - Sept. 2011
…Know You Had, But Did - Quick tutorial on native XML storage in PostgreSQL. I remember happily using similar features in SQL Server.
node-spdy - SPDY server module for node.js. Just in case you weren't feeling sufficiently bleeding-edge this morning.
dochub - Pretty formatting for CSS/ HTML/JavaScript/DOM help from MDN.
Web Development Recipes now in beta AND The SPDY Book: Making Websites Fly now available
- igvita.com: Life beyond HTTP 1.1: Google's SPDY