#lazyload

[digitalaakash656]

 Optimizing Website Performance: Tips for Faster Loading Times

Web Performance Optimization (WPO): Web Performance Optimization, or WPO, is the key to ensuring your website loads swiftly. It involves various techniques and strategies aimed at enhancing the overall performance of your site.

The Need for Speed Enhancement Techniques: Speed enhancement techniques are the tools in your arsenal to make your website lightning fast. These techniques focus on improving the loading times, responsiveness, and overall user experience.

[pythonfullstackmasters]

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Here are top 5 tricks every full stack developer must follow:

✅ Mobile-first design

✅ Tailwind for styling

✅ Formik for forms

✅ Lazy load everything

✅ Reusable components

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[asadmukhtarr]

React is a popular JavaScript library for building user interfaces, widely used for creating single-page applications and dynamic web pages. With the evolution of technology and an increased focus on performance, SEO, and scalability, React has introduced new practices and tools for developers. As we move into 2025, these best practices are crucial for developers to ensure that their React applications are faster, SEO-friendly, and scalable.

In this article, we will explore the best practices that every React developer should adopt for improved performance, better search engine visibility, and scalable app architecture.

[exinentseo]

Want to make your Shopify store load faster and boost user experience? 🚀 Lazy loading is the secret weapon you need! This smart technique delays image and asset loading until they’re actually needed—saving bandwidth and improving page speed. 📈 Discover how to implement it effectively and supercharge your store’s performance.

[react-js-course]

Performance Optimization in React JS

Want a faster, more efficient React app? Learn code splitting, lazy loading, SSR, efficient data fetching, and more to boost performance. Optimize your React app today!

[abdelfattah-ragab]

Angular Performance Optimization: Everything you need to know by Abdelfattah Ragab

Angular Performance Optimization: Everything you need to know by Abdelfattah Ragab

Welcome to the book “Angular Performance Optimization: Everything you need to know”. In this book, I will show you all the ways you can optimize the performance of your Angular application. You may already be familiar with concepts like change detection and lazy loading, but there are plenty of other strategies and techniques you can use to significantly improve your app's performance. This book explains these advanced optimization methods and provides you with practical insights and actionable tips. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced developer, this book is designed to give you the knowledge and tools you need to effectively optimize your Angular applications. Let us get started.

Available on https://shop.tredition.com and https://www.amazon.com

[intorque]

How to Speed Up Your Webflow Site in 5 Easy Steps

In the digital age, website speed is paramount. A fast-loading site not only improves user experience but also boosts your search engine ranking. Webflow is a powerful tool for web design, but to fully harness its potential, you must ensure your site is optimized for speed. Here, we outline five essential steps to enhance your Webflow site's performance.

1. Optimize Your Images

Because they are frequently the largest files on a webpage, images have a big impact on load speeds. Here’s how to ensure your images are optimized:

a. Choose the Right Format

Using the appropriate image format can make a big difference. JPEG is ideal for photographs due to its compression capabilities, while PNG is better for graphics with fewer colors. WebP, a newer format, offers superior compression and quality, making it a good choice for most images.

b. Compress Images

Use tools like TinyPNG or ImageOptim to compress your images without compromising quality. Compressed images load faster and reduce the overall weight of your site.

c. Use Responsive Images

Leverage Webflow’s responsive image feature. It automatically generates various image sizes for different devices, ensuring that users only download the smallest necessary version.

d. Lazy Load Images

To ensure that images load only when they enter the viewport, enable lazy loading. This speeds up perceived performance and cuts down on the initial load time.

2. Minimize and Combine Files

Minimizing and combining your site’s CSS, JavaScript, and HTML files reduces the number of HTTP requests, which in turn speeds up your site.

a. Minify CSS, JavaScript, and HTML

Minification removes unnecessary characters (like white spaces, commas, and comments) from your code without affecting its functionality. Tools like UglifyJS for JavaScript and CSSNano for CSS are great for this purpose.

b. Combine Files

Whenever possible, merge several JavaScript and CSS files into one.This reduces the number of requests the browser needs to make, speeding up page load times.

c. Load JavaScript Asynchronously

By loading JavaScript files asynchronously, you ensure they don’t block the rendering of the page. This means the browser can continue loading other elements while it fetches the JavaScript.

3. Use a Content Delivery Network (CDN)

A CDN distributes your content across various servers worldwide, allowing users to load your site from a server closer to their location, which significantly reduces load times.

a. Choose the Right CDN

Popular CDNs like Cloudflare, Fastly, and Amazon CloudFront offer reliable services that can greatly enhance your site's speed and performance.

b. Enable Caching

CDNs cache your content, so subsequent visits to your site are faster. Ensure your CDN is configured to cache static assets like images, CSS, and JavaScript files.

c. Optimize Delivery

Leverage your CDN’s features to optimize content delivery. For instance, enabling Brotli or GZIP compression can further reduce file sizes and accelerate load times.

4. Reduce Webfont Usage

While webfonts can enhance your site’s aesthetic, they can also slow it down. Here’s how to optimize webfonts for better performance:

a. Limit the Number of Fonts

Employ a small selection of font weights and families.Each additional font adds to the load time, so stick to a maximum of two to three families.

b. Use Modern Formats

WOFF2 is the latest webfont format, offering better compression and faster loading times than older formats like TTF or EOT.

c. Optimize Loading

Consider loading webfonts asynchronously using the font-display: swap CSS property. This allows text to be displayed immediately using a fallback font until the webfont is fully loaded.

5. Enable Browser Caching

Browser caching stores certain files on the user’s device, so they don’t have to be re-downloaded on subsequent visits. This drastically reduces load times for returning visitors.

a. Set Expiration Dates

Set expiration dates on your server according to the different kinds of files.Static assets like images and CSS files can have a longer expiration period, while dynamic content should have shorter periods.

b. Leverage Cache-Control Headers

Use cache-control headers to define how and for how long browsers should cache your resources. The max-age directive specifies the maximum amount of time a resource is considered fresh.

c. Validate Cached Resources

Use the ETag and Last-Modified headers to validate cached resources. This ensures users receive the latest version of a resource if it has changed, while still benefiting from caching when possible.

Conclusion

By following these five steps—optimizing images, minimizing and combining files, using a CDN, reducing webfont usage, and enabling browser caching—you can significantly improve your Webflow site’s speed and performance. In addition to improving user experience, a quicker website raises your search engine rating and increases website traffic.

Website:- How to Speed Up Your Webflow Site in 5 Easy Steps

[docs-mailbox]

His wings were still broken.

It was getting rather tiring walking everywhere. Not to mention how woefully inefficient it was.

The prospect was enough to send a shiver down Doc’s spine.

One thing became clear to him; he was going to have to stop putting this off. As much as it might suck having to possibly describe the Martyn situation to his most talented peers, it was evident that he wasn’t going to be able to fix these wings on his own.

‘Sides, the T in G.O.A.T. stands for together.

Sometimes.

<Docm77> eyo <Docm77> i wanna stop by, will that break any lazyloading? <2No2Name> not to my knowledge <2No2Name> also hey doc <Docm77> hi 2no :-} <2No2Name> everything well on hermitcraft? you kinda vanished on us <Docm77> ehhh <Docm77> its been better

That’s putting it lightly.

<Docm77> got exiled then burnt out <Docm77> they blew up my redstone <2No2Name> this is why u scar proof <Docm77> it wasnt a hermit even!!! <Docm77> scar just came back it wasnt him <2No2Name> forgot the whitelist got pwned <_MethodZz_> hi Doc <Docm77> methodzz!!! <Docm77> hiiiiiii <2No2Name> docs stopping by <_MethodZz_> sweet

Somehow, the fact that they seem so happy to see him makes the whole endeavor sting that much more.

Surely MethodZz would have been able to deal with Martyn.

Surely 2no would have been able to deal with Martyn.

What’s so different about—?

<Docm77> i actually need you guyses help by the way <_MethodZz_> how many tnts you need <Docm77> um <Docm77> preferably zero <Docm77> not necessary for my problem <_MethodZz_> are you sure <Docm77> its just a thing with my wings <Docm77> broke <_MethodZz_> o

SciCrafters can be rather lethal, yes. But maybe, he figured, that lethality is needed in a time like this.

All of Hermitcraft is at stake.

<2No2Name> how badly broken <Docm77> endermites ate all internals and chewed through outer coating <Docm77> all the pearls in magazine launched at once and mites got in <Docm77> so basically it is like pretty bad <2No2Name> have you tried turning ur wings off and on again <Docm77> LOL <_MethodZz_> hop on ill help <Docm77> thanks man

He’s always grateful for his buddies in the tech community. But now, more than ever, he’s glad they didn’t ask how his shit got wrecked.

In his wave of relief, he was quick to venture over to his friends off-server.

So quick, in fact, that he left his communicator on his desk at his dinky little house.

[loudcollectiveartisan]

<iframe src=”https://www.behance.net/embed/project/156583253?ilo0=1&#8243; height=”316″ width=”404″ allowfullscreen lazyload frameborder=”0″ allow=”clipboard-write” refererPolicy=”strict-origin-when-cross-origin”></iframe>

[weflowtips]

🌟 Webflow Tip of the Day – Supercharge Your CMS Pages by Optimizing Collection List Performance

When working with Webflow’s CMS Collection Lists, loading too many items on a single page can cause sluggish performance, hurt SEO rankings, and degrade the user experience — especially on mobile.

Here’s how you can dramatically improve speed, interactivity, and SEO using best practices:

🧠 1. Limit Items Per List

Instead of loading all blog posts, products, or portfolio items at once, show only 6–12 items per list.

How to Do It:

Select your Collection List Wrapper

In the Settings Panel �� check the “Limit Items” option

Set a reasonable number like 6, 9, or 12

This cuts the load time drastically, especially on mobile.

🔄 2. Enable Pagination

Webflow allows pagination for CMS lists — perfect for blogs, job boards, or directories.

How to Do It:

Go to Collection List Settings

Check “Paginate items” and set items per page (e.g., 6 per page)

Style navigation arrows or numbered pages as needed

Why it works: It keeps DOM size smaller and helps Google crawl pages more efficiently (improves SEO).

🖼️ 3. Lazy Load Your Images

Images can be heavy. Webflow supports native lazy loading.

How to Do It:

Select each image in the Collection List

In the Image Settings → Set “Load” to Lazy

This ensures images load only when they come into view, not all at once.

🔍 4. Combine Filters with Limits

Example: Show only “Featured Projects” or “Top 3 Articles” from a category.

Steps:

Apply a filter (e.g., Category = Featured)

Add item limit (e.g., 3)

This creates focused content blocks without overloading the layout.

⚙️ 5. Use Load More with Webflow Logic or Custom Code

If you want a modern infinite scroll or “Load More” button instead of pagination, consider:

Custom JS with CMS API

Using Finsweet’s Attributes (no code solution): https://www.finsweet.com/attributes/cms-load

This creates a smoother UX for blog readers or product browsers.

🚀 Result

✅ Faster load times ✅ Improved SEO & crawlability ✅ Better user experience on all devices ✅ Easier page management ✅ Scalable CMS design

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[asadmukhtarr]

In today's world, user experience is paramount, and one of the most critical factors that influence user retention is load time. React is known for its efficient rendering capabilities, but without optimization, React applications can become sluggish, especially as they scale. Slow-loading apps can lead to higher bounce rates and poor search engine rankings.

This guide will walk you through several techniques to optimize your React apps for faster load times. From code splitting to optimizing images, we'll cover best practices to ensure your app loads faster, providing a seamless experience for users.

[danielwege-blog]

NF avalia como positivo ajuizamento de ação pelo MPF mas lembra necessidade de proteção aos trabalhadores

News https://portal.esgagenda.com/nf-avalia-como-positivo-ajuizamento-de-acao-pelo-mpf-mas-lembra-necessidade-de-protecao-aos-trabalhadores/

NF avalia como positivo ajuizamento de ação pelo MPF mas lembra necessidade de proteção aos trabalhadores

O Ministério Público Federal (MPF) ingressou com ação civil pública contra a Petrobrás em busca de reparação de danos ambientais provocados pelo descarte contínuo e sem tratamento de efluentes, conhecidos como “águas cinzas”, provenientes da Plataforma P-50, localizada no Campo de Albacora Leste, na Bacia de Campos (RJ). Os lançamentos ocorreram entre os anos de 2013 e 2018, como noticiado aqui. O Sindipetro-NF considera positivo o ajuizamento da ação, mas chama a atenção para a necessidade de proteção também aos trabalhadores.

“Acho muito boa a preocupação quanto aos efluentes e aos danos ao meio ambiente, mas acho que também precisa avançar na preocupação quanto aos trabalhadores, quanto aos produtos químicos, quando ao benzeno, obrigar a Petrobrás a, além e descartar de forma correta, a fazer os exames corretos nos seus trabalhadores”, afirma Alexandre Vieira, coordenador do Departamento de Saúde do Sindipetro-NF.

O sindicalista adiciona que “a contaminação do meio ambiente é tão importante quanto a contaminação que ocorre com os trabalhadores. A gente teve recentemente a morte de um trabalhador, muito novo ainda, de câncer, e há a suspeita que tenha sido em decorrência da exposição ao benzeno ou a outros agentes químicos. Então é muito necessário que também se avance neste sentido, porque os trabalhadores precisam de tanta proteção quanto o meio ambiente.

A avaliação do sindicato sobre o ajuizamento da ação pelo MPF também foi feita pelo coordenador geral da entidade, Sérgio Borges, que destacou dois aspectos importantes sobre o caso: primeiro, a demora da Petrobrás em admitir o erro e providenciar as correções devidas, o que fez o problema se arrastar; segundo, a evidência de um processo de sucateamento na empresa, que coloca em risco tanto o meio ambiente quanto as vidas dos trabalhadores.

Confira o vídeo do coordenador:

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[uttomroy]

Website Speed Optimization

Website Speed Optimization

1. Large Image Files

Problem: Large images significantly slow down website loading times.

Solution: Compress images using tools like TinyPNG or convert them to modern formats like WebP. Could you make sure images are properly scaled to fit their display size?

2. Unoptimized CSS and JavaScript

Problem: Bloated CSS and JavaScript files can delay rendering and slow down page speed.

Solution: Minify CSS and JavaScript files to reduce their size and remove unnecessary code. Tools like CSSNano and UglifyJS can help.

3. Slow Server Response Time

Problem: A slow server results in delayed page load times, negatively affecting user experience.

Solution: Choose a reliable hosting provider with optimized servers or upgrade to a dedicated server or VPS for faster response times.

4. Too Many HTTP Requests

Problem: Each file (e.g., CSS, JavaScript, images) requires an HTTP request, and too many requests slow down the loading process.

Solution: Reduce the number of files by combining CSS/JavaScript files and using sprites for images. Enable HTTP/2 for faster simultaneous requests.

5. Excessive Plugins (WordPress)

Problem: Too many plugins, especially poorly coded ones, can slow down a website's speed.

Solution: Deactivate and delete unnecessary plugins, and only use well-optimized, essential ones.

6. No Lazy Loading for Images

Problem: Loading all images at once slows down the initial page load time.

Solution: Implement lazy loading so that images load only when they appear in the user’s viewport. Many frameworks and plugins support this feature.

7. Lack of Mobile Optimization

Problem: Mobile users may experience slower speeds if the site is not optimized for mobile devices.

Solution: Implement responsive design, compress images for mobile, and prioritize mobile-friendly CSS.

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Uttom Roy

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