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Faster Frontends - talk on web performance from Bristol Skillswap, March 2012 Covers the basics but a bit wordy in places!

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The document discusses ways to improve website performance by reducing page load times. It identifies several factors that affect performance like request size, response size, number of components, and bandwidth. It then provides recommendations to shrink the response size through compression and optimization, reduce the number of requests by merging files, and minimize third-party scripts when possible. Specific techniques mentioned include minifying assets, using content delivery networks, browser caching, and tools for testing and monitoring performance.

Slides from web performance talks at #DigiTalksChelt, Jan 2012 Notes, references and further reading in speakers notes

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Sallie Goetsch gives a brief overview of offline blog editors for Windows and Mac at the July BACN meeting.

The document discusses concepts related to distributed systems and web services architectures. It covers topics like remote procedure calls (RPC), stubs/skeletons, and standards like SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI. Examples of RPC implementations include Sun RPC, DCE RPC, CORBA, and Java RMI. The document also references concepts from the Matrix movies like the Oracle, the red/blue pills, and characters like Morpheus, Cypher, and Trinity.

This document discusses the features of Grails, a web application framework built on Groovy and Java. It lists the main characteristics of Grails as: 1. Convention over configuration approach to web application development 2. Support for common Object Relational Mapping (ORM), Dependency Injection, Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) and MVC patterns through integration of frameworks like Hibernate, Spring and Spring MVC. 3. Use of Groovy as the main programming language which is a dynamic language that runs on the JVM and is syntactically similar to Java. The document then provides examples of how conventions over configuration and DRY principles are applied in Grails. It also discusses the

The document discusses various topics related to Web 3.0 and new media such as cloud computing, wikis, blogs, social networking, crowdsourcing, analytics, and more. It also covers technologies like Dropbox, Delicious, Gmail, and formats like ebooks, QR codes, and podcasting. The document promotes joining the Digital Democracy organization on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Flickr.

This document discusses the WebSocket protocol and some of its applications. It begins with an overview of WebSocket and how it differs from HTTP by allowing for full-duplex communications. Several examples of WebSocket applications are then mentioned, including real-time messaging apps, multiplayer games, and collaborative whiteboarding tools. Finally, some specific WebSocket implementations and related projects from the author's lab are listed, such as a WebSocket exchange called WebSocket.jp and a real-time app frontend called AppFrontend.

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This document outlines best practices for designing public APIs and web APIs. It recommends using HTTP and JSON/XML formats and keeping APIs simple with clear documentation. Rules include using plural nouns for resources, HTTP verbs to act on collections/elements, limiting relationship depth to 3 levels, versioning APIs and maintaining backwards compatibility, using status codes and verbose error messages, supporting both synchronous and asynchronous responses, handling re-entrant requests safely, and formatting data as JSON by default. Automated testing of APIs with clients in different languages is also advised.

The document discusses various techniques designers can use to improve website performance, including optimizing images, using CSS sprites, icon fonts, data URI schemes, and maintaining consistency with styles and rules. It provides examples of how to optimize images, create CSS sprites, use icon fonts, embed images via data URIs, and improve consistency. It also includes links to resources about gzip compression and gradient button styles.

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Slides from Barry Sampson's Learning and Skills Group webinar of 13 Nov 2008: "Using Blogs, Wikis and RSS Feeds in Learning". To find out more about free membership of the Learning and Skills Group, go to http://www.learningtechnologies.co.uk/group/group.cfm

The document summarizes the work of an organization that provides microloans, housing, and training programs to vulnerable populations in Serbia. It discusses the organization's history, programs, clients served, and key results. Some of its main activities include providing microloans for business and housing, vocational training courses, and helping over 23,000 clients. Loan programs have disbursed over 29 million euros, created over 13,500 jobs, and assisted over 66,000 dependents. Repayment rates have remained around 83-85% with low delinquency. The organization has also helped over 180 housing clients purchase or repair homes through loans of 2,000-4,000 euros each.