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Relocate resource-intensive third-party scripts off the main thread and into a web worker to improve site performance.
A curated list of Web Performance Optimization (WPO) resources including tools, articles, books, and talks.
Automate running Lighthouse audits for every commit, track performance metrics, and prevent regressions in CI/CD pipelines.
An open-source web performance testing platform for measuring and analyzing website speed and user experience.
A Node.js CLI and library for running Google PageSpeed Insights performance tests with formatted reporting.
A Node.js module for running Google PageSpeed Insights performance tests with formatted reporting.
Scans websites for publicly known security vulnerabilities in frontend JavaScript libraries using the Snyk database.
An opinionated starter template for building production-ready Progressive Web Apps with best practices included.
A GitHub Action for running Lighthouse audits and performance tests with Lighthouse CI in your CI/CD pipeline.
A CLI tool and library for gathering performance metrics via Lighthouse, with features for CI and result tracking.
A dataset and npm module quantifying the performance impact of third-party scripts across the web, categorized by entity.
A curated list of web performance metrics, tools, and concepts for measuring page speed and user experience.
A curated list of web performance metrics, tools, and concepts for measuring page speed and user experience.
A curated list of web performance metrics, tools, and concepts for measuring page speed and user experience.
A GitHub Action for running automated Lighthouse audits in CI workflows with Slack notifications, S3 uploads, and PR comments.
A GitHub Action for running Google Lighthouse audits on webpages to test performance, accessibility, SEO, and more.
A curated list of articles, tools, and case studies for implementing web performance budgets.
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