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Web Performance Workshop

8 November 2012

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Web Performance Working Group

"The mission of the Web Performance Working Group is to provide methods to enhance aspects of application performance of user agent features and APIs."
Chairs:
Arvind Jain, Google
Jason Weber, Microsoft

Web Performance

We do things like:

… and we implement them!

Our documents

Last Update Title Status Comments
2012-07-26 Navigation Timing Proposed Recommendation
Review ended: 2012-08-28
Waiting on WebIDL
2012-10-23 High Resolution Time Proposed Recommendation
Review ends: 2012-11-20
We're done!
2012-07-26 User Timing Candidate Recommendation Waiting on tests and impls
2012-07-26 Performance Timeline Candidate Recommendation Waiting on tests and impls
2012-07-26 Page Visibility Candidate Recommendation Waiting on tests
2012-05-22 Resource Timing Candidate Recommendation Waiting on tests and impls
2012-02-21 Timing control for script-based animations Last Call
Review ended: 2012-03-20
startAnimation? and tests
N/A Navigation Timing 2 Editors' draft In progress

What's next?

We have some ideas:

  1. Memory Measurements
  2. Network Measurements
  3. Garbage Collector API
  4. Framerate Measurements
  5. HTTP Archive (HAR) format
  6. Network Streaming Measurements

(ranked using a survey)

And let's see what the workshop comes up with…

Agenda (morning)

9:00 Logistics and Introduction (Philippe Le Hégaret, Jatinder Mann)
9:15 Comparing In-Browser Methods of Measuring Resource Load Times Performance Metrics Eric Gavaletz (UNC)
9:45 HTTP Extension to provide Timing Data for Performance Measurements Performance Metrics Mike McCall (Akamai)
10:15 Extending HTTP and HTML to enable Automatic Collection of Performance Data Performance Metrics Philippe Le Hégaret (W3C, for Radware)
10:45 Break
11:00 Discussion: Expanding and Improving on Performance Timing Interfaces (Jatinder Mann)
11:30 HTTP Client Hints for Content Adaption without increased Client Latency Page Load Performance Grigorik Ilya (Google)

We need a few volunteers to scribe each session…

Agenda (afternoon)

13:00 Browser Enhancements to Help Improve Page Load Performance using Delta Delivery Page Load Performance Robert Hundt (Google)
13:30 Improving Performance Diagnostics Capabilities in Browsers Error Logging Alois Reitbauer (Compuware)
14:00 Improving Web Performance on Mobile Web Browsers Mobile Performance Ben Greenstein (Google)
14:30 Improving Mobile Power Consumption with HTML5 Connectivity Methods Mobile Performance Giridhar Mandyam (Qualcomm)
15:00 Break
15:15 Memory Management and JavaScript Garbage Collection Memory Management Paul Bakaus (Zynga)
15:45 Preserving Frame Rate on Television Web Browsing Responsiveness Yosuke Funahashi (Tomo-Digi)
16:15 User experience management by adapting to network condition Responsiveness Chihiro Ono (KDDI)
16:30 Open Discussion (Jatinder Mann)
17:20-17:30 Closing Remarks (Jason Weber, Arvind Jain)

We'll need a few volunteers to scribe each session…

To keep in mind…

The W3C Working Group will decide what they'd like to work on (hopefully tomorrow). Some criteria:

Speakers: some reminders

You have 30 minutes, including:

Have a good workshop

… Questions before we start?