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Aditya Manohar
@adityamanohar
Submitted Feb 29, 2012
A tutorial on improving page load speeds.
This session describes techniques to improve page load speeds - minimizing HTTP requests, tweaking cookie payloads, optimizing images and other methods to improve page responsiveness.
Basic knowledge of web development.
Aditya works with Python, Ruby, Perl and most significantly JavaScript. He is a front-end engineer at Tata Consultancy Services where he builds modular front-end components using XHTML, CSS, JavaScript, XML and JSON. Aditya is hard-headed about markup quality and aspires to be an UI/UX architect someday.
http://www.slideshare.net/AdityaManohar/page-load-optimization
Apr 2012
16 Mon
17 Tue
18 Wed
19 Thu
20 Fri
21 Sat 10:00 AM – 05:30 PM IST
22 Sun
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Aditya Manohar
@adityamanohar Submitter
Thanks very much Anu, thoroughly looking forward to Meta Refresh
DevangPaliwal
@devangpaliwal
I would love to assist Aditya in this session. I write js/css code at mygola and am involved in writing widgets, cool ui features,jquery plugins and lot of stuff other things like webpage optimization, js optimizations.
Anu Sharma
@anusharma
Updated Aditya as speaker.
Aditya Manohar
@adityamanohar Submitter
I work as a front end engineer at Tata Consultancy Services where I help tune front end performance amongst other things (like improving usability and cross-browser compatibility).
I use Firebug extensively (with the NetExport addon) and YSlow on Firefox and Dev Tools on Chrome to analyze caching, load times and resource payloads - metrics used to evaluate page performance.
I also have a significant amount of experience configuring Apache as an asset server for optimum expiry times and asset compression.
I would like to speak on this topic. Thanks.
Anu Sharma
@anusharma
Would really like to hear more about this. I'll keep a look out for anyone who might want to do it. Else I may have to beg you :)
Lawrence Taur
If there aren't any speakers up for this, i wouldn't mind doing this with whatever knowledge i have. Would be a first presentation.