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PerformanceObserver and Paint Timing API

Jos

In a recent post about Chrome 60 Beta , Google announced the support of the Paint Timing API to get metrics on when your page starts rendering and when the user gets content that can be consumed (more info on the definition of the events below). Here I’m going to describe this new API a bit and show you how to use it.

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PerformanceObserver and Paint Timing API

Jos

In a recent post about Chrome 60 Beta , Google announced the support of the Paint Timing API to get metrics on when your page starts rendering and when the user gets content that can be consumed (more info on the definition of the events below). Here I’m going to describe this new API a bit and show you how to use it.

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New web performance insights with additional metrics and enhanced Visually complete for synthetic monitors

Dynatrace

Dynatrace Synthetic Monitoring allows you to proactively monitor the availability of your public as well as your internal web applications and API endpoints from locations around the globe or important internal locations such as branch offices. Ensure better user experience with paint-focused performance metrics. Dynatrace news.

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Displaying Page Load Metrics on Your Site

Jos

I was browsing Tim Kadlec’s website and I noticed he had added page load time metrics in the footer. Stoyan Stefanov also realized and wrote “This page loaded in X seconds” , a blog post describing the code used for this. Stoyan also created a bookmark that shows an alert with the load time of the current page. loadEventEnd - t.

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Displaying Page Load Metrics on Your Site

Jos

I was browsing Tim Kadlec’s website and I noticed he had added page load time metrics in the footer. Stoyan Stefanov also realized and wrote “This page loaded in X seconds” , a blog post describing the code used for this. Stoyan also created a bookmark that shows an alert with the load time of the current page. const t = window.

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How to use Server Timing to get backend transparency from your CDN

Speed Curve

80% of end-user response time is spent on the front end. However, that pesky 20% on the back end can have a big impact on downstream metrics like First Contentful Paint (FCP), Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), and any other 'loading' metric you can think of. That performance golden rule still holds true today.

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Fostering a Web Performance Culture

Jos

Performance is a topic that has interested me for a long time. At the same time, they open a door to lots of concepts that might be overwhelming: PRPL, RAIL, Paint Timing API, TTI, HTTP/2, Speed Index, Priority Hints and more … Why Performance doesn’t get Prioritized Web performance at organizations is a real challenge.