Performance is a hugely important area of web development. If your site runs slowly, users are going to leave, and the problem only grows as your site gets more popular. Pro JavaScript Performance gives you the tools you need to keep your sites smooth and responsive no matter how many users you have. Best practices are changing or becoming redefined continually because of changes and optimizations at the interpreter level, and differences in system configuration, and network speeds. This is exacerbated by the quickened release schedule that most browsers have adopted. Just as important as following best practices is the ability to measure your own performance, so that you can adjust as times change, and so that you can note the subtle nuances in your own code and define your own best practices by your own observations. This book gives you the tools to observe and track the performance of your web applications over time from multiple perspectives, so that you are always aware of, and can fix, all aspects of your performance. What you'll learn * Describes the different aspects of performance, and explores the tools for quantifying and improving performance * Provides tactical solutions for creating tools to measure the performance of your own web applications * Learn to apply performance best practices, and how to quantify your results Who this book is for Pro JavaScript Performance is written for advanced JavaScript users and web developers. You will need a strong understanding of JavaScript to get the most from this book. Table of Contents * What Is Performance? * Tools and Technology to Measure and Impact Performance * WPTRunner--Automated Performance Monitoring and Visualization with WebPagetest * perfLogger--JavaScript Benchmarking and Logging * Looking Forward, A Standard for Performance * Web Performance Optimizations * Runtime Performance * Balancing Performance with Software Engineering Best Practices and Running in Production
Performance is a hugely important area of web development. If your site runs slowly, users are going to leave, and the problem only grows as your site gets more popular. Pro JavaScript Performance gives you the tools you need to keep your sites smooth and r...
评分Performance is a hugely important area of web development. If your site runs slowly, users are going to leave, and the problem only grows as your site gets more popular. Pro JavaScript Performance gives you the tools you need to keep your sites smooth and r...
评分Performance is a hugely important area of web development. If your site runs slowly, users are going to leave, and the problem only grows as your site gets more popular. Pro JavaScript Performance gives you the tools you need to keep your sites smooth and r...
评分Performance is a hugely important area of web development. If your site runs slowly, users are going to leave, and the problem only grows as your site gets more popular. Pro JavaScript Performance gives you the tools you need to keep your sites smooth and r...
评分Performance is a hugely important area of web development. If your site runs slowly, users are going to leave, and the problem only grows as your site gets more popular. Pro JavaScript Performance gives you the tools you need to keep your sites smooth and r...
这本书的实践导向性非常强,它不像一本纯粹的理论著作,反而更像是一位资深性能工程师的“实战笔记”。我发现自己经常在阅读某一章节后,会立即打开VS Code,尝试书中描述的某个工具或代码模式。例如,关于JavaScript代码的打包和树摇(Tree Shaking)优化,书中没有停留在Webpack或Rollup的基本配置上,而是详细讲解了如何编写自定义的Plugin来监控和报告那些“被引入但从未被使用”的模块,甚至是如何通过更精细化的分包策略,将应用的不同功能模块进行延迟加载。真正让我感到“哇”的一声的是关于“长列表渲染”的优化策略。作者详细对比了虚拟滚动(Virtual Scrolling)的各种实现方式,包括基于DOM的、基于Canvas的,甚至探讨了使用WebAssembly来加速列表项计算的潜在优势。这些内容都配有清晰的性能对比图表和可复现的代码示例,让枯燥的算法优化变得直观且引人入胜,极大地提升了我的实战技能。
评分这本书的深度和广度让我感到震撼,它远超出了我对一本“性能优化”书籍的传统认知。我原以为它会是关于代码层面的微优化,比如如何写出更快的循环或者如何使用Web Workers,但它真正触及的是架构和工具层面的革新。书中有一部分内容专门探讨了现代前端框架,比如React或Vue,在进行服务端渲染(SSR)和水合(hydration)过程中的性能陷阱。作者并没有简单地推荐使用最新的框架版本,而是从数据流和组件生命周期的角度,揭示了为什么某些SSR配置会导致用户看到白屏时间过长,或者交互延迟(Time to Interactive, TTI)不佳。最让我眼前一亮的是关于“关键渲染路径”的讨论,作者提供了一套基于自定义构建工具和Plugin的方案,用以在项目构建阶段就自动分析和优化关键资源的加载顺序。这套方法论要求开发者不仅要懂运行时优化,更要精通编译时优化,极大地拓宽了我的视野。坦率地说,书中的某些高级概念,比如Tracing和Profiling在Native层面的结合应用,我还需要反复研读才能完全掌握,但这正是它价值所在——它为你设定了一个极高的专业标准。
评分读完这本书,我最大的感受是,性能优化已经不再是一个孤立的环节,而是一个贯穿整个软件开发生命周期的系统工程。作者在最后一章对未来趋势的展望尤其发人深省,他预测了WebGPU和更强力的并行计算能力将如何重塑前端性能的优化边界。书中探讨了如何利用Service Worker和Cache API进行更智能的离线优先策略,这不仅仅是提升加载速度,更是对用户体验的深度重塑。令我印象深刻的是,书中对“感知性能”(Perceived Performance)的强调。作者用心理学和用户体验的视角,分析了为什么一个加载时间是2秒但有平滑动画的页面,会比一个加载时间是1.5秒但中间有明显卡顿的页面更受欢迎。为此,书中提供了一套基于用户行为的指标体系,指导开发者如何围绕这些“关键的用户旅程点”来组织和衡量优化效果,而非仅仅盯着Lighthouse的分数。这本书的价值在于,它不仅教会了我如何修复现有的性能问题,更重要的是,它培养了我一种“性能思维”,让我能够在项目初期就预见到潜在的性能风险,从而构建出更健壮、更快速的应用。
评分这本关于JavaScript性能优化的书,简直是为我这种常年与前端性能瓶颈搏斗的开发者量身定制的宝典。我记得最清楚的是其中关于重绘和回流(repaint and reflow)的章节,作者没有停留在那些教科书式的理论介绍上,而是深入剖析了现代浏览器渲染管线的每一个关键节点。举个例子,他详细对比了CSS属性变更触发布局(layout)和仅触发合成(compositing)的不同场景,并提供了一套清晰的、可操作的检查清单,指导我们在编写样式时如何最大程度地避免不必要的性能开销。我尤其欣赏作者的实战精神,他提供的不仅仅是“是什么”,更是“如何做”的路线图。比如,在谈到JavaScript的内存管理时,书中不仅提到了常见的内存泄漏模式,比如闭包和定时器未清理,还引入了Chrome DevTools中的Heap Snapshot分析技巧,手把手教你如何定位到那些表面上看不见,却在后台悄悄吞噬内存的“幽灵”对象。读完这部分内容,我立刻着手优化了我司一个历史遗留的SPA应用,通过合理设置事件监听器的清理时机和使用WeakSet来管理引用,成功将应用的内存占用峰值降低了近20%,用户体验得到了显著提升,这简直是立竿见影的成效。
评分与其他市面上充斥的、侧重于表面现象的性能调优指南相比,这本书的理论根基异常扎实,简直可以当作高性能系统设计的参考手册来阅读。它的行文风格非常严谨,引用了大量最新的浏览器规范(如CSS Object Model, Intersections Observer API的底层实现细节)来佐证每一个优化建议的合理性。我特别欣赏作者在介绍异步操作优化时,对浏览器事件循环(Event Loop)机制的细致解构,它不仅仅是解释宏任务和微任务的区别,而是结合了高负载场景下,如何利用requestAnimationFrame和requestIdleCallback来调度高优先级渲染任务和低优先级数据处理任务,实现资源的最优分配。这种深入到底层API设计哲学层面的阐述,使得读者能够从“为什么”入手,而不是盲目地复制粘贴优化代码片段。在读到关于网络传输性能的部分时,作者对HTTP/2和QUIC协议的特性进行了深入分析,并重点讨论了如何在前端代码层面,利用预加载(prefetch/preload)和资源提示(resource hints)与这些新协议的特性完美结合,实现毫秒级的加载提速。
评分只是说明如何测量页面载入速度。没什么用处。
评分读到前言觉得内容还挺新的⋯至少有提到微软的Chakra。第7章是我的主要关注点。整本读完…好吧只能给3星。有用到R语言来将数据可视化是亮点。但它的有些专业术语用得太不准确,而microbenchmark的方式又让人不敢恭维,总之越读到后面越心凉…诶
评分220页,能提到js性能相关的不超过10页,其他内容再说什么呢? 当然是R啦, 通篇在用R对性能进行分析,出各种图表, 作者是认真的吗?
评分220页,能提到js性能相关的不超过10页,其他内容再说什么呢? 当然是R啦, 通篇在用R对性能进行分析,出各种图表, 作者是认真的吗?
评分只是说明如何测量页面载入速度。没什么用处。
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