TweetToday is an exciting day at Yottaa. We’re announcing the launch of three – yep, three! – new APIs. These APIs provide developers and partners with access to our massive amounts of web performance data, and support integration of Yottaa … Continue reading →

TweetI just read Google’s latest issue of “Think Quarterly”. In the lead article “The Google Gospel of Speed“, Urs Hoelzle (Google’s SVP of Infrastructure) gives an overview of the many ways Google is working to make the web faster. A … Continue reading →

TweetWell, they say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery… so consider us flattered. A couple days ago, Google Analytics finally got around to incorporating web performance measurements in Google Analytics with their new “Site Speed” feature. Almost seven months … Continue reading →

Tweet“Premature optimization is the root of all evil. ” – Donald Knuth, renowned computer scientist “Manual optimization is premature optimization. ” – Chris Weekly, web performance guy Ergo, manual optimization is…

TweetUPDATE 20110929: Finally! On Tuesday — six months after I wrote this post about Chrome and IE9 support — Firefox 7.0 was released, with support for the W3C Nav Timing API: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/7.0/releasenotes/. Now the big three desktop browsers all allow … Continue reading →