

About us
Meet with other web developers, designers, business people and system administrators who're interested in making their sites work fast to get better user experience, lower abandonment rates and more money.
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/NYWebPerformance
Bsky: https://bsky.app/profile/nywebperf.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/109219082/
Facebook: https://facebook.com/nywebperf
Our sponsors:
- SpeedCurve (https://speedcurve.com) helps companies of all kinds – including BBC, GOV.UK, Edmunds, Trivago & Zillow – monitor and improve their site speed and UX.
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Web Performance Books:
http://pinterest.com/perfplanet/wpo-books/
Code of Conduct:
Our code of conduct can be found here. By engaging in the community (for example: attending events virtually or in person, and interacting with members online via our meetup group, social media platforms, etc) you acknowledge that you have read, understand, and agree to follow the code of conduct.
Our goal is that NY Web Performance is a place where everyone feels welcome and safe to bring their entire selves. Please be assured that reports of violations of the code of conduct will be kept 100% confidential and addressed in a timely manner.
Upcoming events
13
- $5.00
![[In-person] Meet for SPEED](https://secure.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/8/7/d/a/highres_477514778.jpeg)
[In-person] Meet for SPEED
Etsy, 117 Adams St, Brooklyn, NY, USJoin up for an opportunity to work together on optimizing our sites.
Paul Calvano and Sergey Chernyshev guide the discussion and help you understand the speed of your pages and how optimize them.
Have a site you'd like us to analyze? Add it here - https://nywebperf.com/meet4speed
You can benefit even if you can't edit your site right now - we will be happy to share the knowledge. We'll all learn how to see what's slow and how to make it fast!
Here is what you can learn:
- Identify optimization opportunities using tools Chrome DevTools,
WebPageTest and Telescope. - Become a master in reading the network waterfall.
- Understand the most of the performance flame chart.
- Learn the latest trends in measuring site speed.
To be able to attend our events, you will need to show your ID at the security desk. Please make sure to provide your full name if your name on Meetup platform doesn't match your ID.
3 attendees - Identify optimization opportunities using tools Chrome DevTools,
- $5.00

The Past, Present, and Future of Performance Engineering
Cloudflare NYC HQ, 1 World Trade Center, 88th floor, New York, NY, USPerformance engineering has never been static. From the early days of mainframes and transaction processing to distributed systems, cloud computing, agile development, and DevOps, performance professionals have repeatedly had to adapt to changes in how software is built and operated. Artificial Intelligence is now accelerating that transformation once again.
This talk looks at the evolution of performance engineering through three lenses: what changed in the past, what is changing today, and what those changes may tell us about the future. We will examine how cloud, DevOps, and AI are reshaping performance practices, where traditional approaches are becoming less effective, and how the boundaries between development, operations, observability, and performance engineering are increasingly blurred.
Finally, we will explore what this means for performance engineers themselves. Which responsibilities may disappear or be automated? Which new ones will emerge? And what skills will performance professionals need as performance engineering continues to evolve? The future is not set in stone, but the patterns of the past may offer useful clues about where the discipline is heading.
Alex Podelko is a Senior Performance Engineer at Amazon Web Services (AWS), where he focuses on performance testing and optimization of Amazon Aurora. He has worked in performance engineering since 1997, holding performance-focused roles at MongoDB, Oracle/Hyperion, Aetna, and Intel before joining AWS.
Alex writes and speaks regularly on performance engineering, with a particular interest in how the discipline is evolving and how performance professionals can work more effectively across development, operations, architecture, and other traditionally separate disciplines. He currently serves on the SPEC Research Group Steering Committee.We will have food and drinks and as always, we are going to have geekaways with geeky prizes provided by our sponsors.
Agenda:
6:00PM - Arrive at the venue, meet other members
6:15PM - Event starts
6:30PM - The Past, Present, and Future of Performance Engineering (Alexander Podelko)
7:15PM - Q&A
7:45PM - "Books and Stuff" geekaways
8:00PM - Open Discussion, NetworkingMake sure to fill out your legal name and bring your ID to show at security desk.
Please make sure to allow for additional time to go through security downstairs and be prepared to put all your electronics through security screening. Then take G elevator to 64th floor and transfer to the second bank and take elevator to 88th floor.
Interested in speaking at a NY Web Performance event in the future? Fill out our speaker application, or reach out to your organizers with any questions!
8 attendees - $5.00
![[In-person] Meet for SPEED](https://secure.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/8/7/d/a/highres_477514778.jpeg)
[In-person] Meet for SPEED
Etsy, 117 Adams St, Brooklyn, NY, USJoin up for an opportunity to work together on optimizing our sites.
Paul Calvano and Sergey Chernyshev guide the discussion and help you understand the speed of your pages and how optimize them.
Have a site you'd like us to analyze? Add it here - https://nywebperf.com/meet4speed
You can benefit even if you can't edit your site right now - we will be happy to share the knowledge. We'll all learn how to see what's slow and how to make it fast!
Here is what you can learn:
- Identify optimization opportunities using tools Chrome DevTools,
WebPageTest and Telescope. - Become a master in reading the network waterfall.
- Understand the most of the performance flame chart.
- Learn the latest trends in measuring site speed.
To be able to attend our events, you will need to show your ID at the security desk. Please make sure to provide your full name if your name on Meetup platform doesn't match your ID.
2 attendees - Identify optimization opportunities using tools Chrome DevTools,
- $5.00
![[In-person] Meet for SPEED](https://secure.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/8/7/d/a/highres_477514778.jpeg)
[In-person] Meet for SPEED
Etsy, 117 Adams St, Brooklyn, NY, USJoin up for an opportunity to work together on optimizing our sites.
Paul Calvano and Sergey Chernyshev guide the discussion and help you understand the speed of your pages and how optimize them.
Have a site you'd like us to analyze? Add it here - https://nywebperf.com/meet4speed
You can benefit even if you can't edit your site right now - we will be happy to share the knowledge. We'll all learn how to see what's slow and how to make it fast!
Here is what you can learn:
- Identify optimization opportunities using tools Chrome DevTools,
WebPageTest and Telescope. - Become a master in reading the network waterfall.
- Understand the most of the performance flame chart.
- Learn the latest trends in measuring site speed.
To be able to attend our events, you will need to show your ID at the security desk. Please make sure to provide your full name if your name on Meetup platform doesn't match your ID.
2 attendees - Identify optimization opportunities using tools Chrome DevTools,
Past events
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