Book description
If you're aware of the need for faster, more responsive web applications, you can become a warrior who marshals the rest of your organization—including development, testing, marketing, and management—to create a workable plan to improve performance. This report shows you how.
Written by a consultant with long experience improving application performance for various organizations, Web Performance Warrior takes you step by step through the process of identifying performance needs, getting buy-in from key stakeholders, signing up staff to do the job, and putting the tools and procedures in place for a performance-aware organization.
This report concentrates on practical interventions, with specific tasks and pointers to the people in your organization who can implement them. It’s organized into six phases, including acceptance, promotion, strategy, engage, intelligence, and persistence, with an action plan for each.
Table of contents
- Foreword
- Preface
- 1. Phase 1: Acceptance “Performance Doesn’t Come For Free”
- 2. Phase 2: Promotion “Performance is a First-Class Citizen”
- 3. Phase 3: Strategy “What Do You Mean by ‘Good Performance'?”
- 4. Phase 4 : Engage “Test...Test Early…Test Often...”
- 5. Phase 5 : Intelligence “Collect Data and Reduce Guesswork”
- 6. Phase 6: Persistence “Go Live Is the Start of Optimization”
- Velocity Ad
Product information
- Title: Web Performance Warrior
- Author(s):
- Release date: February 2015
- Publisher(s): O'Reilly Media, Inc.
- ISBN: 9781491919613
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