Web Performance - Dean Hume's Blog (Page 3)

Dean Hume's Blog

Web Performance

Web performance is my favourite topic and these articles should give you a flavour of the different tools & tricks that I've been experimenting with. If you'd like to learn more about web performance, please check out the articles below.

Web Performance

Lazy loading images with jQuery

Some of the articles written on this site are pretty image intensive and take up a lot of resources when loading up. An awesome way to improve page load times as well as providing a better user experience is to use lazy loading for your site. There is a excellent

Measuring the Performance of Built-in .Net Classes

I've always wondered which built-in .Net classes are faster compared to others. There is a lot of conventional wisdom surrounding certain code classes in .Net and which ones are better to use than others. One thing that I always try and keep in mind when writing code is that different

Dot Less and Minifying CSS

A colleague introduced me to this wicked library for css files. If you are lazy like me, this tool is a great way to use variables in your css code so that you dont end up repeating yourself. Taken directly from the site: http://www.dotlesscss.org/ "Write regular CSS