I’ve been observing some of the posting trends on here and it’s clear we could benefit from a few guidelines. You might think I’m unqualified to give them. But the facts suggest otherwise: I won $25 in cold, hard, American cash by winning second place in a community essay contest when
Read ItI’ve decided I don’t like the responsive image API in HTML, or at least the idea that we still need it as a performance tool.By "responsive," I mean "show different versions of an image based on device," using only HTML. If it’s been a minute, here’s a recap. You can
Read ItDepending on the site, image sitemaps can be a helpful tool in an SEO strategy, making it ultra-clear to search engines the images they can and should index. Let's explore setting one up.
Read ItIt’s interesting how language around service architecture changes as patterns fall in & out of favor.People who advocated for microservices years ago now refer to them as “nano” services. It seems to get at the costly hassle it can be to integrate with, iterate on, and maintain a service with
Read ItCloudflare Workers make it easy to quickly transform HTML on the fly with no third-party dependencies. Let's show how smooth the process is by building one to prepare every image URL for use with PicPerf.io.
Read ItPiping a curl response to bash is flexible, power distribution tactic used by software authors. But using it well means never losing sight of the inherent risks that come along with it.
Read ItThe web has made many significant, meaningful advancements in performantly loading and rendering images over the years. Let's reminisce about a few.
Read ItIf you've ever gotten a "bad gateway" error from your self-hosted instance of Plausible Analytics, there are a couple of things you might try first.
Read ItBacking up your data is critical for effectively any self-hosted application. Let's explore how you can make it happen for Plausible Analytics.
Read ItDepending on the task, it's helpful to be able to schedule work throughout various parts of the event loop's lifecycle. Let's explore some of the tools available for doing it.
Read ItIf you're running Plausible Analytics on a virtual machine (or some other box), you don't need to abide by the default API key rate limit it enforces. Let's walk through how to raise it.
Read ItJavaScript's "with()" statement is effectively deprecated and strongly discouraged from use. But I'm not so sure it's justified.
Read ItIn rare moments, you might want to execute script tags injected with React's dangerouslySetInnerHTML prop. Here's how to make it possible.
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Read ItIf you don't, you risk overlooking serious threats to key performance metrics.
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