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The Fallacies of Distributed Computing (Applied to Front-End Performance)

CSS Wizardry

What can front-end and performance engineers learn from the Fallacies of Distributed Computing?

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Scaling Amazon ElastiCache for Redis with Online Cluster Resizing

All Things Distributed

Amazon ElastiCache embodies much of what makes fast data a reality for customers looking to process high volume data at incredible rates, faster than traditional databases can manage. Developers love the performance, simplicity, and in-memory capabilities of Redis, making it among the most popular NoSQL key-value stores. Redis's microsecond latency has made it a de facto choice for caching.

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Shift-Left Testing in the Enterprise and the Case for Open Source

Abstracta

Why continuous testing and open source are a perfect match I recently visited the offices of CA Technologies (one of Abstracta’s partners) in Santa Clara, where I had the chance to discuss shift-left testing, continuous testing, and why and how to turn to open source. The post Shift-Left Testing in the Enterprise and the Case for Open Source appeared first on Abstracta Software Testing Services.

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Create A Basic Todo List Application With The Vue.js Framework

The Polyglot Developer

When getting started with a new development technology or framework, a basic todo list style application is often in the examples used for learning. It makes a great example because todo lists often make use of a variety of things such as forms, loops, and other binding events, all while remaining short and easy. We’re going to see how to create a very basic todo list that demonstrates components, form binding, loops, and click events, using the Vue.js JavaScript framework.

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Ten Years Old

CSS Wizardry

csswizardry.com turns ten today!

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First Contentful Paint Explained

Gtmetrix

Along with various other upgrades, Chrome 62 introduced the First Contentful Paint timing, which differs from First Paint. Read on to discover the difference.

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Load Testing: HTTP vs Headless vs Real Browser

Dotcom-Montior

An outline of the main aspects of load simulation methods such as HTTP, headless, and real browser-based followed by a comparison matrix, to help you choose an appropriate simulation approach. The post Load Testing: HTTP vs Headless vs Real Browser appeared first on Dotcom-Monitor Web Performance Blog.

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Pass Data Between Routes In A Vue.js Web Application

The Polyglot Developer

A few weeks ago I had written about creating routes and navigating a Vue.js web application. It was a basic example of getting around in an application. Often, when building navigation into your application, you’ll find that you need to pass data from one screen to another. For example, maybe you’re following the master-detail pattern where you have a list of data and you get more information about a particular item in the list by drilling deeper.

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Load Testing: HTTP vs Headless vs Real Browser

Dotcom-Montior

Load Testing: HTTP vs Headless vs Real Browser. Overview: Slow loading or non-responsive web pages have an impact on financial revenue because frustrated users will most likely not return once the issue has been solved. Therefore, performance testing has become a fundamental part of the development chain and the demand is still growing. Performance testing platforms provide a broad range of load simulation methods such as HTTP, headless, and real browser-based.

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