Come and join me at the Wikimedia Foundation as a Engineering Manager for the Testing Platform team:
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Last, but certainly not least, we have @canova.bsky.social showing us how to collaborate using the Firefox Profiler. fosdem.org/2025/schedul... #webperf #fosdem

Eric Seckler is sharing how Google doubled the Speedometer score over the last two years and developed the LoadLine benchmark. fosdem.org/2025/schedul... linkedin.com/in/ericseckler #webperf #fosdem

Alexander Krizhanovsky is now talking about scheduling HTTP streams fosdem.org/2025/schedul... fosdem.org/2025/schedul... #webperf #fosdem

Next up is @andydavies.me helping us to make sense of the Long Animation Frames API. fosdem.org/2025/schedul... #webperf #fosdem

We kick off with @programmingart.bsky.social showing us how browsers REALLY load web pages to a full room! 🤡 fosdem.org/2025/schedul...

The web performance room is getting ready at FOSDEM!

We’re looking forward to kicking off the #webperf devroom at @fosdem.bsky.social in a couple of hours! Check out the schedule and watch live at fosdem.org/2025/schedul...

Web performance calendar day 19 when we up our stats and metrics game with @peterhedenskog.com

calendar.perfplanet.com/2024/detecti...

Sunday the 1st of December is the last day to apply for speaking at the Web Performance devroom at FOSDEM: wiki.mozilla.org/Performance/... - the devroom will take place February 1st! Hope to see you there :)

we know the regression is on our side and we need to fix it. If the Core Web Vitals is the right metrics to choose, that's another question :)

From a Wikipedia perspective it helps the more browsers that has performance metrics: If we push a performance regression in our Wikipedia code and we can only see it in Chrome, we wonder if its Chrome only issue or if it affects other browsers. If the same regression alerts in multiple browsers ...