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Best practices and key metrics for improving mobile app performance

Dynatrace

User acquisition measures the number of new users downloading and installing an app. Examples of observability data include metrics, logs, and traces which provide visibility into the app’s behavior and performance at different levels of the stack, including the application code, infrastructure, and network. Issue remediation.

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Site reliability done right: 5 SRE best practices that deliver on business objectives

Dynatrace

Microservices-based architectures and software containers enable organizations to deploy and modify applications with unprecedented speed. At the lowest level, SLIs provide a view of service availability, latency, performance, and capacity across systems. However, cloud complexity has made software delivery challenging.

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Faster time to value with enhanced handling of OneAgent runtime data

Dynatrace

Storage mount points in a system might be larger or smaller, local or remote, with high or low latency, and various speeds. Until now, all OneAgent runtime files were stored in a fixed, hard-coded location. Improved code module injection resiliency. Improved code module injection resiliency. See details below.

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Common SLO pitfalls and how to avoid them

Dynatrace

service availability with <50ms latency for an application with no revenue impact. The power to automatically stop bad code in its tracks through an intelligent, data-driven approach is significant for development teams that are constantly constrained by manual processes, yet asked to deliver higher quality software at speed.

DevOps 192
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HTTP Archive’s Annual State of the Web Report

CSS - Tricks

Here’s what the report has to say about the CSS they scanned: While JavaScript far surpasses CSS in its share of page weight, CSS has certainly grown in size over the years, with the median desktop page loading 62 KB of CSS code, and 1 in 10 pages loading more than 240 KB of CSS code. Direct Link to Article — Permalink.

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The Three Cs: Concatenate, Compress, Cache

CSS Wizardry

Given this limitation, it was advantageous to have fewer files: if we needed to download 18 files, that’s three separate chunks of work; if we could somehow bring that number down to six, it’s only one discrete chunk of work. 4,362ms of cumulative latency; 240ms of cumulative download. That’s almost 22× more! It gets worse.

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Seamless offloading of web app computations from mobile device to edge clouds via HTML5 Web Worker migration

The Morning Paper

Edge servers are the middle ground – more compute power than a mobile device, but with latency of just a few ms. Wasm functions contain native codes compiled at runtime, so they should not be directly migrated as normal JavaScript objects. Why would we want to live migrate web workers?

Mobile 104