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Web performance optimisation for single page applications

Accompanying slides to a 4 hour course on monitoring and web performance optimisation for single page applications

Stefan Baumgartner

February 06, 2017
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  1. Agenda 1. Some theory 2.We meet our Single Page Application

    3.Performance optimisation techniques 4.Some live coding and lots of demos
  2. Single Page Applications are awesome … ▪ They provide better

    UX once loaded ▪ Communication is reduced to deltas ▪ This results in fewer requests and smaller payload ▪ Should your Network die, you still have some content available ▪ They’re super-easy to deploy
  3. Single Page Applications are hard… ▪ The client is in

    control… but the client starts when everything has been transferred ▪ The client side app has to take care of all the errors and has to be a lot lot smarter ▪ Flaky networks harm the UX ▪ Fallbacks are hard ▪ Bad practices are more seductive ▪ States are hard to share
  4. Client Client Initial request non-content HTML AJAX call via JS

    content diff SPAs Resource request JavaScript payload Initial AJAX call via JS content payload
  5. Client Client Initial request non-content HTML AJAX call via JS

    content diff SPAs Resource request JavaScript payload Initial AJAX call via JS content payload What is going on here?
  6. prompt for unload redirect DNS TCP Request Response Processing onLoad

    navigationStart redirectStart redirectEnd domainLookupStart domainLookupEnd connectStart connectEnd requestStart responseStart responseEnd domLoading domInteractive domContentLoaded domComplete loadEventStart loadEventEnd
  7. prompt for unload redirect DNS TCP Request Response Processing onLoad

    navigationStart redirectStart redirectEnd domainLookupStart domainLookupEnd connectStart connectEnd requestStart responseStart responseEnd domLoading domInteractive domContentLoaded domComplete loadEventStart loadEventEnd
  8. domLoading domInteractive domContentLoaded domComplete The DOM is getting parsed DOM

    is parsed and ready to work on The document is loaded (wo stylesheets, images) All sub resources are loaded
  9. ESnext module syntax ▪ EcmaScript finally has a module syntax

    (and probably a module loading strategy soon as well!) ▪ Tooling allows us to use this new syntax already import { createServer } from ‘http’; import * as path from ‘path’; export function cube(x) { return x*x*x; } export default { … } const createServer = require(‘http’).createServer; const path = require(‘path’); module.exports = { cube: function(x) { return x*x*x} }
  10. Tree Shaking ▪ This new syntax allows tools to do

    a static code analysis based on the JavaScript AST. ▪ With that, we can exclude functions we simply do not need, reducing our bundle size even more.
  11. Angular Ahead of Time compilation ▪ Faster rendering: With AOT,

    the browser downloads a pre-compiled version of the application. The browser loads executable code so it can render the application immediately, without waiting to compile the app first. ▪ Fewer asynchronous requests: The compiler inlines external html templates and css style sheets within the application JavaScript, eliminating separate ajax requests for those source files.
  12. Angular Ahead of Time compilation ▪ Smaller Angular framework download

    size: There’s no need to download the Angular compiler if the app is already compiled. The compiler is roughly half of Angular itself, so omitting it dramatically reduces the application payload. ▪ Detect template errors earlier: The AOT compiler detects and reports template binding errors during the build step before users can see them. ▪ Better security: AOT compiles HTML templates and components into JavaScript files long before they are served to the client. With no templates to read and no risky client-side HTML or JavaScript evaluation, there are fewer opportunities for injection attacks
  13. Client Client Initial request non-content HTML AJAX call via JS

    content diff Resource request JavaScript payload Initial AJAX call via JS content payload App
  14. Client Client Initial request Initial Render HTML AJAX call via

    JS content diff Resource request JavaScript payload Initial AJAX call via JS content payload App App
  15. Server side rendering for SPAs ▪ Thanks to a little

    technology called Node.js, we are able to render JS on the client and the server ▪ As long as you have valid routes (= URLs), you have the ability to render the state on the server ▪ The first requests bring the rendered state ▪ Then the JavaScript framework kicks in
  16. Bundling … ▪ Why bundle everything, when we just need

    a few things to start? ▪ Routes deep down in the navigation might not be used at all… ▪ Bundle by routes, split away code that you don’t need at first…
  17. <img src=”screenshot-600.png” srcset="screenshot-200.png 200w, screenshot-400.png 400w, screenshot-600.png 600w, screenshot-800.png 800w,

    screenshot-1000.png 1000w, screenshot-1200.png 1200w, screenshot-1400.png 1400w, screenshot-1600.png 1600w” sizes="(min-width: 900px) 50vw, 100vw" alt=”Super screenshot of our product.">
  18. <img src=”screenshot-600.png” srcset="screenshot-200.png 200w, screenshot-400.png 400w, screenshot-600.png 600w, screenshot-800.png 800w,

    screenshot-1000.png 1000w, screenshot-1200.png 1200w, screenshot-1400.png 1400w, screenshot-1600.png 1600w” sizes="(min-width: 900px) 50vw, 100vw" alt=”Super screenshot of our product."> A low-res fallback image for browsers that don’t know srcset These sources are available. For each “width unit” there’s a reduced version of our original screenshot The sizes define which source to choose from. Retina screens are also checked
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  22. Server Client HTTP/2 Getting stuff … GET image1 image1 header

    image1 payload image1 payload image2 header image2 payload image1 payload image2 payload GET image2