Breaking the 1000 ms Time to Glass Mobile Barrier with Ilya Grigorik
- March 21 · 5:30 PM
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Learn the nuts and bolts of hitting that 1000 millisecond "time to glass" target.
What does it take to build a mobile website which renders in less than 1000 milliseconds? A lot of very careful engineering! In this talk we’ll dissect the problem bottom up: from the limitations and real-world performance of our mobile networks, up through how the browser renders the page, and finally how you construct the page to either help or hinder the browser to do its job.
With concrete numbers in hand, we’ll then take a look at some possible techniques and best practices to deliver the “1000 millisecond” experience.
About Ilya
Ilya Grigorik (@igrigorik | G+) is a web performance engineer and developer advocate on the Make The Web Fast team at Google, where he spends his days and nights on making the web fast and driving adoption of performance best practices.
Special Belgian ale tasting provided by Healthy Spirits!
Schedule
5:30p Doors Open
6:00p Mingle, enjoy appetizers, and sample Belgian ales
6:25p Welcome notes and Introduction
6:30p Ilya's Presentation
7:15p Break and lightning talks* (and more tasting!)
7:30p Special demonstration and book signing party**
8:15p Prize Giveaways***
* If you are interested in doing a lightning talk, send the organizers your proposal.
** The book signing is for the recently published The Definitive Guide to HTML5 WebSocket, to which Ilya wrote the Foreword. Meet the authors (Frank Salim, Vanessa Wang, and Peter Moskovits) in person and buy a signed copy of their book. Bring your copy of the book to be signed, or cash to buy a copy of the book at the venue.
*** You must be at the venue to qualify for prizes.
Please check in and tweet questions/comments @sfhtml5.
This event will be recorded. We will post the recording as soon as it is available, typically within a week after the event. Follow @sfhtml5 or visit this page for the announcement.
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Allan Stepps
Hello folks! I remember a kind of web app a speaker used for his talk which allowed us to have the slideshows on our computer and follow the slides in real-time with him. Do you have the name of that? Thanks !
May 3
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Peter Moskovits
Hi Allan! The tool is Prezing (http://prezing.com
). Click the About Prezing button on the page to read about it, or watch this 5 min intro: https://vimeo.com/5756.... Feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions. peter dot moskovits at gmail dot com2 · May 3
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James A Zucker
Thank you to all the presenters and hosts.
We are actively working on a web socket project and the pointers from the presentation on performance will prove very valuable.
We are buying 4 copies of the book today.
March 22
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Vanessa Wang
Cheers -- hope you find it informative and helpful. The source code is here: https://github.com/vjw...
. The VM is here: http://www.apress.com... (Source Code/Downloads).1 · March 22
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Vanessa Wang
Thanks for coming and for the kind words, Ady! And hats off to @peterlubbers for his superb organization and ringmaster skills. :)
March 22
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Vanessa Wang
Yup, the recording will be posted here (in the comments) and on twitter (@sfhtml5) in a week. I posted the slides link elsewhere in the thread.
March 22
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Keith Rowland
This was my first sfhtml5 meetup. It was great! Thanks so much for putting it on.
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James Downey
Fantastic talk. Great use of stats to analyze performance and suggest measures to speed things up. It would be nice though to have a brief list of the various Google projects mentioned during the talk. Thanks to all those who put this meet-up together.
March 22
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Ilya Grigorik
Hi James. You can find links to most of the projects I've mentioned on our speed site: https://developers.goo...
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Ilya Grigorik
For apache and nginx modules, also checkout: http://modpagespeed.c...
and http://ngxpagespeed.c...March 22
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Shane Sun
Ugh, got stuck at work. Will there be slides available online for the presentation?
March 21
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Vanessa Wang
Yup -- we'll post the recording within a week. Slides should be available soon, too.
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Dan Stormont
Great event! Thanks for organizing it, Peter. Thanks also to Say Media for hosting and to all of the speakers, especially Ilya. And, of course, thanks for the beer tasting...it was great!
1 · March 22
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Charles Brown-Roberts
Terrific talk! Very valuable information on how speed impacts user behavior
March 21
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Auryn Zimmer
Very excellent and informative presentation.
Looking forward to checking out Ilya's slides in more detail.
thanks to Ilya and everyone who put this thing together.March 21
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DUY DANG
Looking forward to meeting everyone!
Blackboard Mobile is hiring so checkout the post in the jobs msg board for more info.
March 21
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@KennethFax
It is relatively easy to figure out, based on past professional experience. I am looking for difficult subject matters to enhance learning. thanks
March 21
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Kjersten Elias
There's a book signing at 7:30 but Ilya's book won't be in print until the end of May... does this mean there will be advance copies of his book available at this meeting?
March 4
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Ilya Grigorik
Hey guys. The book is still a work in progress, but the good news is, we have an early preview available online and in PDF form: http://chimera.labs.o...
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AKASSI
I'm here in France but burning to attempt the meeting. Any stream available? Thanks!!!!
March 18
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Dan Stormont
I'm definitely looking forward to an optimized night. The Belgian Ale should help, too!
March 15
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John Papandriopoulos
Sadly have a personal conflict. Hoping there will be slides available afterward; and look forward to the next meetup.
March 14
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Vanessa Wang
Sorry you can't make it, John, but we will post the recording when it's available (usually 1 week after the event).
March 14
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Tamara
I wonder if anybody wants a ticket to the HTML5 Developers conference http://html5devconf.com/index.h...
. I am selling it at face value (early bird) $69.57, since my employer bought me another ticket. Current going rate is $147.64 with ticketing fee. You should be able to transfer funds via PayPal.March 13
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Kimo Crossman
Hi, looking forward to this talk, it mentions refreshments but not food so should I get a bite to eat beforehand?
March 13
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Vanessa Wang
I changed it to "appetizers" to be more clear. We will be serving light snacks, which we hope are refreshing. :)
March 13
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Peter Lubbers
It's something we're working on. Hope to have this up by the end of the month.
March 6
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Say Media
A great venue for our meetups!
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