Thorsten Kober retweeted
Speedometer 3.1 has been released:
browserbench.org/announcemen…
The Chrome Aurora team is excited to share that Nuxt Scripts has launched!
Nuxt Scripts, developed by @nuxt_js in collaboration with @googlechrome, improves performance of third-party scripts and offers prebuilt solutions for many popular third-parties.
scripts.nuxt.com/
Learn more about Scripts and Third-Parties with Next.js!
youtube.com/watch?v=sD6iwm2a…
Thanks @frontendnation for having such a great event that featured so many talented speakers and a special thanks to @a_majkic for being such a great host.
Speedometer 3 is out!
What an amazing experience to be part of the journey🚀
Not just a cross-team effort between Chrome Aurora and @v8js, but developed in collaboration with other browser vendors, to deliver an improved benchmark with a larger variety of workloads!
Building a better web is all about teamwork 🤝
We teamed up with other browser vendors to build Speedometer 3, an improved benchmarking tool that measures web performance and helps spot opportunities for improvement.
Here’s how it works: goo.gle/3v50xJG
Thorsten Kober retweeted
Recently I've been working on adding automatic image placeholders to Angular, and with version 17.2, it's finally available! Really excited to see what people think. blog.angular.io/angular-v17-…
Thorsten Kober retweeted
The next/third-parties library now includes a <GoogleAnalytics> component. This is now the easiest way to include Google Analytics to your @nextjs app.
We have plans to introduce performance enhancements in the coming months, so stay tuned!
dub.sh/next-third-parties#go…
ALT Code snippet that shows the GoogleAnalytics component imported from the @next/third-parties library and included in a root layout in a Next.js application
Thorsten Kober retweeted
afterRender and the developer preview of afterNextRender now support phases in Angular v17.
Phases can be used to schedule work across the entire application and any third parties, minimizing layout thrashing.
ALT Code snippet demonstrating the implementation of afterRender in Angular v17.
Thorsten Kober retweeted
In case you missed it, I gave a talk at Next.js Conf where I cover the amazing work my team is doing to make it easier and faster to load third-party libraries in Next.js
youtube.com/watch?v=zZPNwx0m…
Thorsten Kober retweeted
Another delightful feature available in Angular v17 is: phases for afterRender and afterNextRender!
Now Angular can optimally schedule callbacks for an application and all of its libraries, minimizing layout thrashing!
Angular v17.
The framework you love, with a fresh new look, and:
🦥 deferrable views
⚡️ up to 90% faster, intuitive built-in control flow
🏎️ up to 87% faster build times with hybrid rendering
🏗️ Vite + esbuild builds
+ more!
goo.gle/angular-v17
Thorsten Kober retweeted
Really excited about one of the features I worked on for this release--automated preconnects! Now, when you use NgOptimizedImage, Angular looks for image domains in your code and automatically adds preconnect links, which can improve your LCP score by a lot.
Angular v17.
The framework you love, with a fresh new look, and:
🦥 deferrable views
⚡️ up to 90% faster, intuitive built-in control flow
🏎️ up to 87% faster build times with hybrid rendering
🏗️ Vite + esbuild builds
+ more!
goo.gle/angular-v17
Thorsten Kober retweeted
Third-party scripts can heavily impact performance.
@googlechrome is happy to partner with @nextjs & frameworks on smarter ways to load them via new wrapper components 🙏
dub.sh/next-third-parties
Thorsten Kober retweeted
View Transitions bring seamless transition animations to the browser. Chrome is excited to see official support in Astro 3.0: developer.chrome.com/blog/as… ~ learn about the journey there!
Thorsten Kober retweeted
I've written down some thoughts on ways to improve the performance and developer experience of loading Google tag (gtag.js) and Google Tag Manager in Next.js apps. What if we had convenient utilities for this?
Have thoughts? Suggestions? Please share!
github.com/vercel/next.js/di…
Thorsten Kober retweeted
webkit.org/blog/14359/motion…
Following the path of Speedometer, MotionMark moves to open governance model. Yet another boost to web perf!
Thorsten Kober retweeted
I've shared my thoughts in an RFC to explore how a @nuxt_js module can make it easier and faster to load many popular third-party libraries.
Let me know what you think!
github.com/nuxt/nuxt/discuss…
Thorsten Kober retweeted
Super excited that we got to backport the new NgOptimizedImage directive to Angular 13! Now these performance optimizations are available to a bigger chunk of the Angular ecosystem:
Are you running Angular v13? Still want to take advantage of the NgOptimizedImage directive?
Chrome Aurora has partnered with Angular to backport the image directive! This gives you access to:
- srcset generation
- fill mode
- loader config options
github.com/angular/angular/p…
Thorsten Kober retweeted
I wrote an RFC for a new @nextjs package that would make it easier to load popular third-party libraries 🎉
Share your feedback!
github.com/vercel/next.js/di…
ALT Code snippet that shows a GoogleAnalytics component being fetched from a next/third-parties library