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A Deep Dive into Native Lazy-Loading for Images and Frames

CSS - Tricks

Today's websites are packed with heavy media assets like images and videos. Images make up around 50% of an average website's traffic. Until now, developers like ourselves have had to use JavaScript (whether it’s a library or something written from scratch) in order to achieve lazy-loading. The pre-native approach.

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Getting Started with HTTP/2 and Server Push

Dean Hume

website, we noticed a 10% improvement in the page load times across the site. We didn’t change any code, or even make any web performance tweaks - we made the switch and noticed the results immediately. If too many requests are made, it can negatively affect the performance of your web page due to the fact that HTTP/1.1

Servers 40
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Getting Started with HTTP/2 and Server Push

Dean Hume

website, we noticed a 10% improvement in the page load times across the site. We didn’t change any code, or even make any web performance tweaks - we made the switch and noticed the results immediately. If too many requests are made, it can negatively affect the performance of your web page due to the fact that HTTP/1.1

Servers 40
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Getting Started with HTTP/2 and Server Push

Dean Hume

website, we noticed a 10% improvement in the page load times across the site. We didn’t change any code, or even make any web performance tweaks - we made the switch and noticed the results immediately. If too many requests are made, it can negatively affect the performance of your web page due to the fact that HTTP/1.1

Servers 40