Talk
High-Speed Web Applications: Beyond the Basics
Description
The Chrome DevTools are a powerful addition to the developer's toolset that allows finding and eliminating your app's performance bottlenecks. During this session, we will explore the exciting hidden DevTools features.
Learning outcome:
Web Vitals – what they are and how to measure them
Scripting, parsing, and prioritization
Network analysis and request debugging
The browser’s rendering pipeline
How to read the performance timeline
Frame drop, and why we should care about it
Scheduling techniques and scheduling priority
HTML structures, their styling and rendering in a browser
The Paint Flash APIs and scroll performance issues
Layer composition, layer squashing, and reflow triggers
Main thread scheduling and non-blocking UIs in Angular
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