Page Speed from Google
Not sure if you’ve squeezed every last ounce of performance from that HTML layout? Or want to check what’s bogging down the new design of your blog? Google’s just open-sourced Page Speed, a Firefox plug-in that they’ve been developing and using internally. It hits your HTML and your server with some tests that tell you if you’re following their best practices, which should in turn make your code slimmer, your users happier, and your server room cooler.
One nice touch: instead of telling you that an image is large and could use compression, this tool actually compresses images and provides the new version for you to use immediately. That’s handy.
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posted by Dan Nordquist on June 5th, 2009 at 10:51 am Permanent link to this post
One Response to “Page Speed from Google”
Google Page Speed is really impressive. It’s almost similar to YSlow, but provides much more detailed analysis on web pages.