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Wscube Tech-Training program

Introduction :-wscube is a company in jodhpur that located in address First Floor, Laxmi Tower, Bhaskar Circle, Ratanada, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001.wscube tech one of leading web design and web development company in jodhpur ,india. wscube provide many services/ training for 100% job placement and live project.

About us:-:WsCube Tech was established in the year 2010 with an aim to become the fastest emerging Offshore Outsourcing Company which will aid its clientele to grow high with rapid pace. wscube give positive responsible result for the last five year.

Wscube work on same factor

1>We listen to you

2>we plan your work

3>we design creatively

4>we execute publish and maintain

Trainings:-

1>PHP Training:-For us our students is our top priority.this highly interactive course introduces you to fundamental programming concepts in PHP,one of the most popular languages in the world.It begins with a simple hello world program and proceeds on to cover common concepts such as conditional statements ,loop statements and logic in php.

Session 1:Introduction To PHP

Basic Knowledge of websites

Introduction of Dynamic Website

Introduction to PHP

Why and scope of php

XAMPP and WAMP Installation

Session 2:PHP programming Basi

syntax of php

Embedding PHP in HTML

Embedding HTML in PHP

Introduction to PHP variable

Understanding Data Types

using operators

Writing Statements and Comments

Using Conditional statements

If(), else if() and else if condition Statement

Switch() Statements

Using the while() Loop

Using the for() Loop

Session 3: PHP Functions

PHP Functions

Creating an Array

Modifying Array Elements

Processing Arrays with Loops

Grouping Form Selections with Arrays

Using Array Functions

Using Predefined PHP Functions

Creating User-Defined Functions

Session 4: PHP Advanced Concepts

Reading and Writing Files

Reading Data from a File

Managing Sessions and Using Session Variables

Creating a Session and Registering Session Variables

Destroying a Session

Storing Data in Cookies

Setting Cookies

Dealing with Dates and Times

Executing External Programs

Session 5: Introduction to Database - MySQL Databas

Understanding a Relational Database

Introduction to MySQL Database

Understanding Tables, Records and Fields

Understanding Primary and Foreign Keys

Understanding SQL and SQL Queries

Understanding Database Normalization

Dealing with Dates and Times

Executing External Programs

Session 6: Working with MySQL Database & Tables

Creating MySQL Databases

Creating Tables

Selecting the Most Appropriate Data Type

Adding Field Modifiers and Keys

Selecting a Table Type

Understanding Database Normalization

Altering Table and Field Names

Altering Field Properties

Backing Up and Restoring Databases and Tables

Dropping Databases and Table Viewing Database, Table, and Field Information

Session 7: SQL and Performing Queries

Inserting Records

Editing and Deleting Records

Performing Queries

Retrieving Specific Columns

Filtering Records with a WHERE Clause

Using Operators

Sorting Records and Eliminating Duplicates

Limiting Results

Using Built-In Functions

Grouping Records

Joining Tables

Using Table and Column Aliases

Session 8: Working with PHP & MySQL

Managing Database Connections

Processing Result Sets

Queries Which Return Data

Queries That Alter Data

Handling Errors

Session 9: Java Script

Introduction to Javascript

Variables, operators, loops

Using Objects, Events

Common javascript functions

Javascript Validations

Session 10: Live PHP Project

Project Discussion

Requirements analysis of Project

Project code Execution

Project Testing

=>Html & Css Training:-

HTML,or Hypertext markup language,is a code that's used to write and structure every page on the internet .CSS(cascading style sheets),is an accompanying code that describes how to display HTML.both codes are hugely important in today's internet-focused world.

Session 1: Introduction to a Web Page

What is HTML?

Setting Up the Dreamweaver to Create XHTML

Creating Your First HTML page

Formatting and Adding Tags & Previewing in a Browser

Choosing an Editor

Project Management

Session 2: Working with Images

Image Formats

Introducing the IMG Tag

Inserting & Aligning Images on a Web Page

Detailing with Alt, Width & Height Attributes

Session 3: Designing with Tables

Creating Tables on a Web Page

Altering Tables and Spanning Rows & Columns

Placing Images & Graphics into Tables

Aligning Text & Graphics in Tables

Adding a Background Color

Building Pages over Tracer Images

Tweaking Layouts to Create Perfect Pages

Session 4: Creating Online Forms

Setting Up an Online Form

Adding Radio Buttons & List Menus

Creating Text Fields & Areas

Setting Properties for Form Submission

Session 5: Creating HTML Documents

Understanding Tags, Elements & Attributes

Defining the Basic Structure with HTML, HEAD & BODY

Using Paragraph Tag to assign a Title

Setting Fonts for a Web Page

Creating Unordered & Ordered and Definition Lists

Detailing Tags with Attributes

Using Heading Tags

Adding Bold & Italics

Understanding How a Browser Reads HTML

Session 6: Anchors and Hyperlink

Creating Hyperlinks to Outside Webs

Creating Hyperlinks Between Documents

Creating a link for Email Addresses

Creating a link for a Specific Part of a Webpage

Creating a link for a image

Session 7: Creating Layouts

Adding a Side Content Div to Your Layout

Applying Absolute Positioning

Applying Relative Positioning

Using the Float & Clear Properties

Understanding Overflow

Creating Auto-Centering Content

Using Fixed Positioning

Session 8: Introduction to CSS

What is CSS?

Internal Style Sheets, Selectors, Properties & Values

Building & Applying Class Selectors

Creating Comments in Your Code

Understanding Class and ID

Using Div Tags & IDs to Format Layout

Understanding the Cascade & Avoiding Conflicts

Session 9: Creative artwork and CSS

Using images in CSS

Applying texture

Graduated fills

Round corners

Transparency and semi-transparency

Stretchy boxes

Creative typography

Session 10: Building layout with CSS

A centered container

2 column layout

3 column layout

The box model

The Div Tag

Child Divs

Width & Height

Margin

Padding

Borders

Floating & Clearing Content

Using Floats in Layouts

Tips for Creating & Applying Styles

Session 11: CSS based navigation

Mark up structures for navigation

Styling links with pseudo classes

Building a horizontal navigation bar

Building a vertical navigation bar

Transparency and semi-transparency

CSS drop down navigation systems

Session 12: Common CSS problems

Browser support issues

Float clearing issues

Validating your CSS

Common validation errors

Session 13: Some basic CSS properties

Block vs inline elements

Divs and spans

Border properties

Width, height and max, min

The auto property

Inlining Styles

Arranging Layers Using the Z Index

Session 14: Layout principles with CSS

Document flow

Absolute positioning

Relative positioning

Static positioning

Floating elements

Session 15: Formatting Text

Why Text Formatting is Important

Choosing Fonts and Font Size

Browser-Safe Fonts

Applying Styles to Text

Setting Line Height

Letter Spacing (Kerning)

Other Font Properties

Tips for Improving Text Legibility

Session 16: Creating a CSS styled form

Form markup

Associating labels with inputs

Grouping form elements together

Form based selectors

Changing properties of form elements

Formatting text in forms

Formatting inputs

Formatting form areas

Changing the appearance of buttons

Laying out forms

Session 17: Styling a data table

Basic table markup

Adding row and column headers

Simplifying table structure

Styling row and column headings

Adding borders

Formatting text in tables

Laying out and positioning tables

=>Wordpress Training:-

Our course in wordpress has been designed from a beginners perspective to provide a step by step guide from ground up to going live with your wordpress website.is not only covers the conceptual framework of a wordpress based system but also covers the practical aspects of building a modern website or a blog.

Session 1: WordPress Hosting and installation options

CMS Introduction

Setting up Web Hosting

Introduction to PHP

Registering a Domain Name

Downloading and Installing WordPress on your Web Space

Session 2: WordPress Templates

Adding a pre-existing site template to WordPress

Creating and adding your own site template to WordPress

Note - this is an overview of templates - for in-depth coverage we offer an Advanced WordPress Course

Session 3: Configuring WordPress Setup Options

When and How to Upgrade Wordpress

Managing User Roles and Permissions

Managing Spam with Akismet

Session 4: Adding WordPress Plugins

Downloading and Installing plugins

Activating Plugins

Guide to the most useful WordPress plugins

Session 5: Adding Content

Posts vs Pages

Adding Content to Posts & Pages

Using Categories

Using Tags

Managing User Comments

Session 6: Managing Media in WordPress

Uploading Images

Basic and Advanced Image Formatting

Adding Video

Adding Audio

Managing the Media Library

Session 7: Live Wordpress Project

Project Discussion

Requirements analysis of Project

Project code Execution

Project Testing

2>IPHONE TRAINING:-

Learn iphone app development using mac systems,Xcode 4.2,iphone device 4/4S/ipad, ios 5 for high quality incredible results.with us, you can get on your path to success as an app developer and transform from a student into a professional.

Iphone app app development has made online marketing a breeze .with one touch,you can access millions of apps available in the market. The demand for iphones is continually rising to new heights - thanks to its wonderful features. And these features are amplified by adding apps to the online apple store.

The apple store provides third party services the opportunity to produce innovative application to cater to the testes and inclinations of their customers and get them into a live iphone app in market.

Session 1: Introduction to Mac OS X / iPhone IOS Technology overview

Iphone OS architecture

Cocoa touch layer

Iphone OS developer tool

Iphone OS frameworks

Iphone SDK(installation,tools,use)

Session 2: Introduction to Objective – C 2.0 Programming language / Objective C2.0 Runtime Programming

Foundation framework

Objects,class,messaging,properties

Allocating and initializing objects,selectors

Exception handling,threading,remote messaging

Protocols ,categories and extensions

Runtime versions and platforms/interacting with runtime

Dynamic method resolution,Message forwarding,type encodings

Memory management

Session 3: Cocoa Framework fundamentals

About cocoa objects

Design pattern

Communication with objects

Cocoa and application architecture on Mac OS X

Session 4: Iphone development quick start

Overview of native application

Configuring application/running applications

Using iphone simulator/managing devices

Session 5: View and navigation controllers

Adding and implementing the view controller/Nib file

Configuring the view

Table views

Navigation and interface building

AlertViews

Session 6: Advanced Modules

SQLite

User input

Performance enhancement and debugging

Multi touch functions,touch events

Core Data

Map Integration

Social Network Integration (Facebook, Twitter , Mail)

Session 7: Submitting App to App Store

Creating and Downloading Certificates and Provisioning Profiles

Creating .ipa using certificates and provisioning profiles

Uploading App to AppStore

3>Android training:- The training programme and curriculum has designed in such a smart way that the student could familiar with industrial professionalism since the beginning of the training and till the completion of the curriculum.

Session 1: Android Smartphone Introduction

Session 2: ADLC(Android Development Lifecycle)

Session 3: Android Setup and Installation

Session 4: Basic Android Application

Session 5: Android Fundamentals

Android Definition

Android Architecture

Internal working of Android Applications on underlying OS

Session 6: Activity

Activity Lifecycle

Fragments

Loaders

Tasks and Back Stack

Session 7: Android Application Manifest File

Session 8: Intent Filters

Session 9: User Interface

View Hierarchy

Layout Managers

Buttons

Text Fields

Checkboxes

Radio Buttons

Toggle Buttons

Spinners

Pickers

Adapters

ListView

GridView

Gallery

Tabs

Dialogs

Notifications

WebView

Styles and Themes

Drag and Drop

Custom Components

Session 10: Android Design

Session 11: Handling Configuration

Session 12: Resource Types

Session 13: Android Animation

View Animation

Tween Animation

Frame animation

Property Animation

Session 14: Persistent data Storage

Shared Preference

Preference Screen

Sqlite Database

Session 15: Managing Long Running Processes

UI Thread

Handlers and Loopers

Causes of ANR issue and its solution

Session 16: Services

Service Lifecycle

Unbound Service

Bound Service

Session 17: Broadcast Receivers

Session 18: Content Providers

Session 19: Web Services

Http Networking

Json Parsing

Xml Parsing

Session 20: Google Maps

Session 21: Android Tools

Session 22: Publishing your App on Google market

4> java training:-We provide best java training in jodhpur, wscube tech one of the best result oriented java training company in jodhpur ,its offers best practically, experimental knowledge by 5+ year experience in real time project.we provide basic and advance level of java training with live project with 100%job placement assistance with top industries.

Session 1 : JAVA INTRODUCTION

WHAT IS JAVA

HISTORY OF JAVA

FEATURES OF JAVA

HELLO JAVA PROGRAM

PROGRAM INTERNAL

JDK

JRE AND JVM INTERNAL DETAILS OF JVM

VARIABLE AND DATA TYPE UNICODE SYSTEM

OPERATORS

JAVA PROGRAMS

Session 2 : JAVA OOPS CONCEPT

ADVANTAGE OF OOPS,OBJECT AND CLASS

METHOD OVERLOADING

CONSTRUCTOR

STATIC KEYWORD

THIS KEYWORD

INHERITANCE METHOD

OVERRIDING

COVARIANT RETURN TYPE

SUPER KEYWORD INSTANCE INITIALIZER BLOCK

FINAL KEYWORD

RUNTIME POLYMORPHISM

DYNAMIC BINDING

INSTANCE OF OPERATOR ABSTRACT CLASS

INTERFACE ABSTRACT VS INTERFACE PACKAGE ACCESS ODIFIERS

ENCAPSULATION

OBJECT CLASS

JAVA ARRAY

Session 3 : JAVA STRING

WHAT IS STRING

IMMUTABLE STRING

STRING COMPARISON

STRING CONCATENATION

SUBSTRING METHODS OF STRING CLASS

STRINGBUFFER CLASS

STRINGBUILDER CLASS

STRING VS STRINGBUFFER

STRINGBUFFER VS BUILDER

CREATING IMMUTABLE CLASS

TOSTRING METHOD STRINGTOKENIZER CLASS

Session 4 : EXCEPTION HANDLING

WHAT IS EXCEPTION

TRY AND CATCH BLOCK

MULTIPLE CATCH BLOCK

NESTED TRY

FINALLY BLOCK

THROW KEYWORD

EXCEPTION PROPAGATION

THROWS KEYWORD

THROW VS THROWS

FINAL VS FINALLY VS FINALIZE

EXCEPTION HANDLING WITH METHOD OVERRIDING

Session 5 : JAVA INNER CLASS

WHAT IS INNER CLASS

MEMBER INNER CLASS

ANONYMOUS INNER CLASS

LOCAL INNER CLASS

STATIC NESTED CLASS

NESTED INTERFACE

Session 6 : JAVA MULTITHREADING

WHAT IS MULTITHREADING

LIFE CYCLE OF A THREAD

CREATING THREAD

THREAD SCHEDULER

SLEEPING A THREAD

START A THREAD TWICE

CALLING RUN() METHOD JOINING A THREAD

NAMING A THREAD

THREAD PRIORITY

DAEMON THREAD

THREAD POOL

THREAD GROUP

SHUTDOWNHOOK PERFORMING MULTIPLE TASK

GARBAGE COLLECTION

RUNTIME CLASS

Session 7 : JAVA SYNCHRONIZATION

SYNCHRONIZATION IN JAVA

SYNCHRONIZED BLOCK

STATIC SYNCHRONIZATION

DEADLOCK IN JAVA

INTER-THREAD COMMUNICATION

INTERRUPTING THREAD

Session 8 : JAVA APPLET

APPLET BASICS

GRAPHICS IN APPLET

DISPLAYING IMAGE IN APPLET

ANIMATION IN APPLET

EVENT HANDLING IN APPLET

JAPPLET CLASS

PAINTING IN APPLET

DIGITAL CLOCK IN APPLET

ANALOG CLOCK IN APPLET

PARAMETER IN APPLET

APPLET COMMUNICATION

JAVA AWT BASICS

EVENT HANDLING

Session 9 : JAVA I/O

INPUT AND OUTPUT

FILE OUTPUT & INPUT

BYTEARRAYOUTPUTSTREAM

SEQUENCEINPUTSTREAM

BUFFERED OUTPUT & INPUT

FILEWRITER & FILEREADER

CHARARRAYWRITER

INPUT BY BUFFEREDREADER

INPUT BY CONSOLE

INPUT BY SCANNER

PRINTSTREAM CLASS

COMPRESS UNCOMPRESS FILE

PIPED INPUT & OUTPUT

Session 10 : JAVA SWING

BASICS OF SWING

JBUTTON CLASS

JRADIOBUTTON CLASS

JTEXTAREA CLASS

JCOMBOBOX CLASS

JTABLE CLASS

JCOLORCHOOSER CLASS

JPROGRESSBAR CLASS

JSLIDER CLASS

DIGITAL WATCH GRAPHICS IN SWING

DISPLAYING IMAGE

EDIT MENU FOR NOTEPAD

OPEN DIALOG BOX

JAVA LAYOUTMANAGER

Session 11 : JAVA JDBC and Online XML Data Parsing

Database Management System

Database Manipulations

Sqlite Database integration in Java Project

XML Parsing Online

Session 12 : Java Projects

NOTEPAD

PUZZLE GAME

PIC PUZZLE GAME

TIC TAC TOE GAME

Crystal App

Age Puzzle

BMI Calculator

KBC Game Tourist App

Meditation App

Contact App

Weather App

POI App

Currency Convertor

5>Python training:Wscube tech provides python training in jodhpur .we train the students from basic level to advanced concepts with a real-time environment.we are the best python training company in jodhpur.

Session 1 : Introduction

About Python

Installation Process

Python 2 vs Python 3

Basic program run

Compiler

IDLE User Interface

Other IDLE for Python

Session 2: Types and Operations

Python Object Types

Session 3 : Numeric Type

Numeric Basic Type

Numbers in action

Other Numeric Types

Session 4 : String Fundamentals

Unicode

String in Action

String Basic

String Methods

String Formatting Expressions

String Formatting Methods Calls

Session 5 : List and Dictionaries

List

Dictionaries

Session 6 : Tuples, Files, and Everything Else

Tuples

Files

Session 7 : Introduction Python Statements

Python’s Statements

Session 8 : Assignments, Expression, and Prints

Assignments Statements

Expression Statements

Print Operation

Session 9 : If Tests and Syntax Rules

If-statements

Python Syntax Revisited

Truth Values and Boolean Tests

The If/else ternary Expression

The if/else Ternary Expression

Session 10 : while and for loops

while Loops

break, continue, pass , and the Loop else

for Loops

Loop Coding Techniques

Session 11 : Function and Generators

Function Basic

Scopes

Arguments

Modules

Package

Session 12 : Classes and OOP

OOP: The Big Picture

Class Coding Basics

Session 13 : File Handling

Open file in python

Close file in python

Write file in python

Renaming and deleting file in python

Python file object method

Package

Session 14 : Function Basic

Why use Function?

Coding function

A First Example: Definitions and Calls

A Second Example : Intersecting Sequences

Session 15 :Linear List Manipulation

Understand data structures

Learn Searching Techniques in a list

Learn Sorting a list

Understand a stack and a queue

Perform Insertion and Deletion operations on stacks and queues

6>wordpress training:We will start with wordpress building blocks and installation and follow it with the theory of content management.we will then learn the major building blocks of the wordpress admin panel.the next unit will teach you about posts,pages and forums.and in last we done about themes which makes your site looks professional and give it the design you like.

Session 1: WordPress Hosting and installation options

CMS Introduction

Setting up Web Hosting

Introduction to PHP

Registering a Domain Name

Downloading and Installing WordPress on your Web Space

Session 2: WordPress Templates

Adding a pre-existing site template to WordPress

Creating and adding your own site template to WordPress

Note - this is an overview of templates - for in-depth coverage we offer an Advanced WordPress Course

Session 3: Configuring WordPress Setup Opt

When and How to Upgrade Wordpress

Managing User Roles and Permissions

Managing Spam with Akismet

Session 4: Adding WordPress Plugins

Downloading and Installing plugins

Activating Plugins

Guide to the most useful WordPress plugins

Session 5: Adding Content

Posts vs Pages

Adding Content to Posts & Pages

Using Categories

Using Tags

Managing User Comments

Session 6: Managing Media in WordPress

Uploading Images

Basic and Advanced Image Formatting

Adding Video

Adding Audio

Managing the Media Library

Session 7: Live Wordpress Project

Project Discussion

Requirements analysis of Project

Project code Execution

Project Testing

7>laravel training:Wscube tech jodhpur provide popular and most important MVC frameworks ,laravel using laravel training you can create web application with speed and easily.and before start training we done the basic introduction on framework.

Session 1 : Introduction

Overview of laravel

Download and Install laravel

Application Structure of laravel

Session 2 : Laravel Basics

Basic Routing in laravel

Basic Response in laravel

Understanding Views in laravel

Static Website in laravel

Session 3 : Laravel Functions

Defining A Layout

Extending A Layout

Components & Slots

Displaying Data

Session 4: Control Structures

If Statements

Loops

The Loop Variable

Comments

Session 5: Laravel Advanced Concepts

Intallation Packages

Routing

Middelware

Controllers

Forms Creating by laravel

Managing Sessions And Using Session Variables

Creating A Session And Registering Session Variables

Destroying A Session

Laravel - Working With Database

Session 6: SQL And Performing Queries

Inserting Records

Editing And Deleting Records

Retrieving Specific Columns

Filtering Records With A WHERE Clause

Sorting Records And Eliminating Duplicates

Limiting Results

Ajax

Sending Emails

Social Media Login

Session 7: Live Project

8>industrial automation engineer training :Automation is all about reducing human intervention .sometime it is employed to reduce human drudgery (e.g. crane,domestic,washing machine),sometime for better quality & production (e.g. CNC machine).some products can not be manufactured without automated machine (e.g. toothbrush,plastic,bucket,plastic pipe etc).

To replace a human being ,an automation system also needs to have a brain,hands,legs,muscles,eyes,nose.

Session 1:Introduction to Automaton

What is Automation

Components of Automation

Typical Structure of Automation

History & Need of Industrial Automation

Hardware & Software of Automation

Leading Manufacturers

Areas of Application

Role of Automation Engineer

Career & Scope in Industrial Automation

Session 2: PLC (Programmable Logic Controller)

Digital Electronics Basics

What is Control?

How does Information Flow

What is Logic?

Which Logic Control System and Why?

What is PLC (Programmable Logic Controller)

History of PLC

Types of PLC

Basic PLC Parts

Optional Interfaces

Architecture of PLC

Application and Advantage of PLCs

Introduction of PLC Networking (RS-232,485,422 & DH 485, Ethernet etc)

Sourcing and Sinking concept

Introduction of Various Field Devices

Wiring Different Field Devices to PLC

Programming Language of a PLC

PLC memory Organization

Data, Memory & Addressing

Data files in PLC Programming

PLC Scan Cycle

Description of a Logic Gates

Communication between PLC & PC

Monitoring Programs & Uploading, Downloading

Introduction of Instructions

Introduction to Ladder Programming

Session 3: Programming Of PLC (Ladder Logics)

How to use Gates, Relay Logic in ladder logic

Addressing of Inputs/Outputs & Memory bit

Math’s Instruction ADD, SUB, MUL, DIV etc.

Logical Gates AND, ANI, OR, ORI, EXOR, NOT etc.

MOV, SET, RST, CMP, INC, DEC, MVM, BSR, BSL etc.

How to Programming using Timer & Counter

SQC, SQO, SQL, etc.

Session 4:Advance Instruction in PLC

Jump and label instruction.

SBR and JSR instruction.

What is Forcing of I/O

Monitoring & Modifying Data table values

Programming on real time applications

How to troubleshoot & Fault detection in PLC

Interfacing many type sensors with PLC

Interfacing with RLC for switching

PLC & Excel communication

Session 5: SCADA

Introduction to SCADA Software

How to Create new SCADA Project

Industrial SCADA Designing

What is Tag & how to use

Dynamic Process Mimic

Real Time & Historical Trend

Various type of related properties

Summary & Historical Alarms

How to create Alarms & Event

Security and Recipe Management

How to use properties like Sizing, Blinking, Filling, Analog Entry, Movement of Objects, Visibility etc.

What is DDE Communication

Scripts like Window, Key, Condition & Application

Developing Various SCADA Applications

SCADA – Excel Communication

PLC – SCADA Communication

Session 6:Electrical and Panel Design

Concept of earthling, grounding & neutral

Study and use of Digital Multimeter

Concept of voltmeter & Ammeter connection

Definition of panel

Different Types of panel

Relay & contactor wiring

SMPS(Switch mode power supply)

Different type protection for panel

Application MCB/MCCB

Different Instruments used in panel (Pushbuttons, indicators, hooters etc)

Different type of symbols using in panel

Maintains & Troubleshooting of panel

Study of live distribution panel

Session 7: Industrial Instrumentation

Definition of Instrumentation.

Different Types of instruments

What is Sensors & Types

What is Transducers & Types

Transmitter & Receivers circuits

Analog I/O & Digital I/O

Different type sensors wiring with PLC

Industrial Application of Instrumentation

Flow Sensors & meters

Different type of Valves wiring

Proximate / IR Sensors

Inductive /Metal detector

Session 8: Study of Project Documentation

Review of Piping & Instrumentation Diagram (P&ID)

Preparation of I/O list

Preparation of Bill Of Material (BOM)

Design the Functional Design Specification (FDS)

Preparing Operational Manuals (O & M)

Preparing SAT form

Preparing Panel Layout, Panel wiring and Module wiring in AutoCAD.

9> digital marketing training: The digital marketing training course designed to help you master the essential disciplines in digital marketing ,including search engine optimization,social media,pay-per-click,conversion optimization,web analytics,content marketing,email and mobile marketing.

Session 1: Introduction To Digital Marketing

What Is Marketing?

How We Do Marketing?

What Is Digital Marketing?

Benefits Of Digital Marketing

Comparing Digital And Traditional Marketing

Defining Marketing Goals

Session 2: Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

Introduction To Search Engine

What Is SEO?

Keyword Analysis

On-Page Optimization

Off-Page Optimization

Search Engine Algorithms

SEO Reporting

Session 3: Search Engine Marketing (SEM

Introduction To Paid Ad

Display Advertising

Google Shopping Ads

Remarketing In AdWords

Session 4: Social Media Optimization (SMO)

Role Of Social Media In Digital Marketing

Which Social Media Platform To Use?

Social Media Platforms – Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube And Google+

Audit Tools Of Social Media

Use Of Social Media Management Tools

Session 5: Social Media Marketing (SMM)

What Are Social Media Ads?

Difference Between Social Media And Search Engine Ads.

Displaying Ads- Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram & YouTube

Effective Ads To Lead Generation

Session 6: Web Analytics

What Is Analysis?

Pre-Analysis Report

Content Analysis

Site Audit Tools

Site Analysis Tools

Social Media Analysis Tool

Session 7: Email Marketing

What Is Email Marketing

Why EMail Marketing Is Necessary?G

How Email Works?

Popular Email Marketing Software

Email Marketing Goals

Best Ways To Target Audience And Generate Leads

Introduction To Mail Chimp

Email Marketing Strategy

Improving ROI With A/B Testing

Session 8: Online Reputation Management (ORM)

What Is ORM?

Why ORM Is Important?

Understanding ORM Scenario

Different Ways To Create Positive Brand Image Online

Understanding Tools For Monitoring Online Reputation

Step By Step Guide To Overcome Negative Online Reputation

Session 9: Lead Generation

What Is Lead Generation

Lead Generations Steps

Best Way To Generate Lead

How To Generate Leads From – LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, Direct Mail, Blogs, Videos, Infographics, Webinar, Strong Branding, Media

Tips To Convert Leads To Business

Measure And Optimize

Session 10: Lead Generation

What Is Affiliate Marketing

How Affiliate Marketing Works

How To Find Affiliate Niche

Different Ways To Do Affiliate Marketing

Top Affiliate Marketing Networks

Methods To Generate And Convert Leads

Session 11: Content Marketing

What Is Content Marketing?

Introduction To Content Marketing

Objective Of Content Marketing

Content Marketing Strategy

How To Write Great Compelling Content

Keyword Research For Content Ideas

Unique Ways To Write Magnetic Headlines

Tools To Help Content Creation

How To Market The Same Content On Different Platforms

Session 12: Mobile App Optimization

App store optimization (App name, App description, logo, screenshots)

Searched position of app

Reviews and downloads

Organic promotions of app

Paid Promotion

Session 13: Google AdSense

What is Google AdSense

How it Work?

AdSense Guidelines

AdSense setup

AdSense insights

Website ideas for online earning

10> robotics training:The lectures will guide you to write your very own software for robotics and test it on a free state of the art cross-platform robot simulator.the first few course cover the very core topics that will be beneficial for building your foundational skills before moving onto more advanced topics.End the journey on a high note with the final project and loss of confidence in skills you earned throughout the journey.

Session 1: Robotics Introduction

Introduction

Definition

History

Robotics Terminology

Laws of Robotics

Why is Robotics needed

Robot control loop

Robotics Technology

Types of Robots

Advantage & Disadvantage

ples of Robot

Session 2: Basic Electronics for Robotics

LED

Resistor

Ohm’s Law

Capacitor

Transistor

Bread board

DC Motor

DPDT switch

Rainbow Wire & Power Switch

Integrated Circuit

IC holder & Static Precaution

555 Timer & LM 385

L293D

LM 7805 & Soldering kit

Soldering kit Description

Soldering Tips

Soldering Steps

Projects

Session 3: Electronic Projects

a. Manual Robotic Car

Basic LED glow Circuit

LED glow using push button

Fading an LED using potentiometer

Darkness activation system using LDR

Light Activation system using LDR

Transistor as a NOT gate

Transistor as a touch switch

LED blinking using 555 timer

Designing IR sensor on Breadboard

Designing Motor Driver on Breadboard

Designing IR sensor on Zero PCB

Designing Motor Driver on Zero PCB

Line Follower Robot

Session 4: Sensors

Introduction to sensors

Infrared & PIR Senso

TSOP & LDR

Ultrasonic & Motion Sensors

Session 5: Arduino

a. What is Arduino

Different Arduino Boards

Arduino Shield

Introduction to Roboduino

Giving Power to your board

Arduino Software

Installing FTDI Drivers

Board & Port Selection

Port Identification – Windows

Your First Program

Steps to Remember

Session 6: Getting Practical

Robot Assembly

Connecting Wires & Motor cable

Battery Jack & USB cable

DC motor & Battery arrangement

Session 7: Programming

Basic Structure of program

Syntax for programming

Declaring Input & Output

Digital Read & Write

Sending High & Low Signals

Introducing Time Delay

Session 8: Arduino Projects

Introduction to basic shield

Multiple LED blinking

LED blinking using push button

Motor Control Using Push Button

Motor Control Using IR Sensor

Line Follower Robot

LED control using cell phone

Cell Phone Controlled Robot

Display text on LCD Display

Seven Segment Display

Session 8: Arduino Projects

Introduction to basic shield

Multiple LED blinking

LED blinking using push button

Motor Control Using Push Button

Motor Control Using IR Sensor

Line Follower Robot

LED control using cell phone

Cell Phone Controlled Robot

Display text on LCD Display

Seven Segment Display

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How Search Engine Works

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Website Architecture

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Domain

Hosting

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Target Segmentation

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Google Webmaster Tools

Google analytics and Tracking

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Directory

Blogs

Bookmarking

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Press Releases

Classifieds

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DMOZ Listing

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Favicons

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Soumettre à Last.fm les chansons d'un flux Icecast

Voici le script python que j’ai écrit pour soumettre automatiquement à Last.fm les chansons qui sont diffusées sur ma radio Icecast. Au fil du temps, j’ai publié dans ces colonnes différents tutoriels pour gérer une radio avec Icecast, à l’aide de Winamp, VirtualDJ, et SAM Broadcaster dont on pouvait créer un fichier texte qui pouvait ensuite être filtré puis utilisé avec un script PHP pour…

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VeryUtils Online Survey Builder (SaaS) is written in PHP script

VeryUtils Online Survey Builder (SaaS) is written in PHP script. It's also named PHP Survey. VeryUtils Online Survey Builder (SaaS) is a fast & mobile-friendly script to create online surveys. Easily create and manage online surveys using PHP survey scripts, you can add custom questions and forms, integrate them into existing websites using iframes, or send users direct links to fill out online. With this PHP Survey Builder script, you can create survey for restaurant, hotel, mall, cinemas, school, hospital, resort and more.

What is a VeryUtils PHP Survey?

PHP Survey is a php web script that is easy to install, it doesn't use any MySQL database and doesn't require any database configuration. PHP Survey allows to create online surveys like customer satisfaction or product evaluation or other surveys with questions and answers you might need. It comes with an user-friendly admin panel that allows to manage different settings, create your own custom surveys with different field types, check the completed surveys and more.

Using the functionality in the admin panel, you can easily add as many questions as you want and choose field types, include text boxes, checkboxes, radio buttons, text areas, etc.

VeryUtils PHP Surveys can be easily added to other web sites by using the iframe code, or you can also send a direct link to the users, to fill the survey on the web site / server on which the script is hosted.

Completed surveys can be checked online from the admin panel included with the script.

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Profitable the Web page Pace Race

New Post has been published on http://tiptopreview.com/winning-the-page-speed-race/

Profitable the Web page Pace Race

The writer’s views are fully his or her personal (excluding the unlikely occasion of hypnosis) and will not all the time mirror the views of Moz.

A quick historical past of Google’s mission to make the net quicker

In 2009, by issuing a name to arms to “make the web faster”, Google set out on a mission to attempt to persuade web site house owners to make their websites load extra shortly.

As a way to entice web site house owners into truly caring about this, in 2010 Google introduced that site speed would become a factor in its desktop (non-mobile) search engine rating algorithms. This meant that websites that loaded shortly would have an search engine optimisation benefit over different web sites.

Six years later, in 2015, Google introduced that the number of searches performed on mobile exceeded those performed on desktop computers. That proportion continues to extend. The most recent printed statistic says that, as of 2019, 61% of searches performed on Google were from mobile devices.

Cellular’s now-dominant function in search led Google to develop its “Accelerated Mobile Pages” (AMP) undertaking. This initiative is aimed toward encouraging web site house owners to create what is basically one other cell theme, on high of their responsive cell theme, that complies with a really strict set of improvement and efficiency tips.

Though many web site house owners and SEOs complain about having to are likely to web page velocity and AMP on high of the opposite 200+ rating elements that already give them complications, web page velocity is certainly a worthy effort for web site house owners to concentrate on. In 2017, Google conducted a study the place the outcomes very a lot justified their concentrate on making the net quicker. They discovered that “As web page load time goes from one second to 10 seconds, the chance of a cell web site customer bouncing will increase 123%.”

In July of 2018, page speed became a ranking factor for mobile searches, and right now Google will incorporate much more speed-related elements (known as Core Internet Vitals) in its rating algorithms.

With the typical human consideration span lowering on a regular basis, and our reliance on our cell units rising persistently, there’s no query that web page velocity is, and can proceed to be, an extremely vital factor for web site house owners to are likely to.

Find out how to optimize an internet site for velocity

Assume like a race automotive driver

Profitable the web page velocity race requires the identical issues as profitable a automotive race. To win a race in a automotive, you be sure that your automobile is as light-weight as potential, as highly effective as potential, and also you navigate the racetrack as effectively as potential.

I’ll use this analogy to attempt to make web page velocity optimization methods a bit extra comprehensible.

Make it light-weight

Lately, web sites are extra stunning and practical than ever earlier than — however that additionally means they’re larger than ever. Most trendy web sites are the equal of a celebration bus or a limo. They’re tremendous fancy, loaded with all types of facilities, and due to this fact HEAVY and SLOW. Within the search engine “racetrack,” you’ll not win with a celebration bus or a limo. You’ll look cool, however you’ll lose.

Picture supply: A GTMetrix check outcomes web page

To win the web page velocity race, you want a correct racing automobile, which is light-weight. Race vehicles don’t have radios, cupholders, glove containers, or actually something in any respect that isn’t completely mandatory. Equally, your web site shouldn’t be loaded up with elaborate animations, video backgrounds, huge pictures, fancy widgets, extreme plugins, or anything in any respect that isn’t completely mandatory.

Along with decluttering your web site of pointless fanciness and extreme plugins, you may also shed web site weight by:

Lowering the variety of third-party scripts (code snippets that ship or obtain knowledge from different web sites)

Switching to a lighter-weight (much less code-heavy) theme and lowering the variety of fonts used

Implementing AMP

Optimizing pictures

Compressing and minifying code

Performing common database optimizations

On an open-source content material administration system like WordPress, velocity plugins can be found that may make loads of these duties a lot simpler. WP Rocket and Imagify are two WordPress plugins that can be utilized collectively to considerably lighten your web site’s weight by way of picture optimization, compression, minification, and quite a lot of different web page velocity finest practices.

Give it extra energy

You wouldn’t put a golf cart engine in a race automotive, so why would you set your web site on a dirt-cheap, shared internet hosting plan? Chances are you’ll discover it painful to pay various per thirty days on internet hosting for those who’ve been on a type of plans for a very long time, however once more, golf cart versus race automotive engine: do you need to win this race or not?

Conventional shared internet hosting plans cram tens of hundreds of internet sites onto a single server. This leaves every particular person web site starved for computing energy.

If you wish to race within the large leagues, it’s time to get a grown-up internet hosting plan. For WordPress websites, managed internet hosting corporations similar to WP Engine and Flywheel make the most of servers which are highly effective and particularly tuned to serve up WordPress websites quicker.

If managed WordPress internet hosting isn’t your factor, or for those who don’t have a WordPress web site, upgrading to a VPS (Digital Non-public Server) will lead to your web site having far more computing assets obtainable to it. You’ll even have extra management over your individual internet hosting atmosphere, permitting you to “tune-up your engine” with issues like the newest variations of PHP, MySQL, Varnish caching, and different trendy internet server applied sciences. You’ll now not be on the mercy of your shared internet hosting firm’s greed as they stuff an increasing number of web sites onto your already-taxed server.

Briefly, placing your web site on a well-tuned internet hosting atmosphere could be like placing a supercharger in your race automotive.

Drive it higher

Final, however definitely not least, a light-weight and highly effective race automotive can solely go so quick and not using a educated driver who is aware of how one can navigate the course effectively.

The “navigate the course” a part of this analogy refers back to the technique of an online browser loading a webpage. Every component of an internet site is one other twist or flip for the browser to navigate because it travels by way of the code and processes the output of the web page.

I’ll swap analogies momentarily to attempt to clarify this extra clearly. When transforming a home, you paint the rooms first earlier than redoing the flooring. For those who redid the flooring first after which painted the rooms, the brand new flooring would get paint on them and also you’d have to return and have a tendency to the flooring once more later.

When a browser hundreds a webpage, it goes by way of a course of known as (coincidentally) “painting.” Every web page is “painted” because the browser receives bits of knowledge from the webpage’s supply code. This portray course of can both be executed effectively (i.e. portray partitions earlier than refinishing flooring), or it may be finished in a extra chaotic out-of-order vogue that requires a number of journeys again to the start of the method to redo or repair or add one thing that might’ve/ought to’ve been finished earlier within the course of.

Picture supply: WebPageTest.org Check End result (Filmstrip View)

Right here’s the place issues can get technical, nevertheless it’s vital to do no matter you’ll be able to to assist your web site drive the “track” extra effectively.

Caching is an idea that each web site ought to have in place to make loading a webpage simpler on the browser. It already takes lengthy sufficient for a browser to course of all of a web page’s supply code and paint it out visually to the consumer, so that you may as nicely have that supply code able to go on the server. By default, with out caching, that’s not the case.

With out caching, the web site’s CMS and the server can nonetheless be engaged on producing the webpage’s supply code whereas the browser is ready to color the web page. This may trigger the browser to must pause and watch for extra code to return from the server. With caching, the supply code of a web page is pre-compiled on the server in order that it’s completely able to be despatched to the browser in full in a single shot. Consider it like a photocopier having loads of copies of a doc already produced and able to be handed out, as an alternative of creating a replica on demand every time somebody asks for one.

Numerous varieties and ranges of caching could be achieved by way of plugins, your internet hosting firm, and/or by way of a CDN (Content material Supply Community). CDNs not solely present caching, however in addition they host copies of the pre-generated web site code on quite a lot of servers the world over, lowering the impression of bodily distance between the server and the consumer on the load time. (And sure, the web is definitely made up of bodily servers which have to speak to one another over bodily distances. The net is just not truly a “cloud” in that sense.)

Getting again to our race automotive analogy, using caching and a CDN equals a a lot quicker journey across the racetrack.

These are two of the fundamental constructing blocks of environment friendly web page portray, however there are much more methods that may be employed as nicely. On WordPress, the next could be applied by way of a plugin or plugins (once more, WP Rocket and Imagify are a very good combo for reaching loads of this):

Asynchronous and/or deferred loading of scripts. That is mainly a flowery approach of referring to loading a number of issues on the similar time or ready till later to load issues that aren’t wanted instantly.

Preloading and prefetching. Mainly, retrieving knowledge about hyperlinks upfront as an alternative of ready for the consumer to click on on them.

Lazy loading. Ironic time period being that this idea exists for web page velocity functions, however by default, most browsers load ALL pictures on a web page, even these which are out of sight till a consumer scrolls right down to them. Implementing lazy loading means telling the browser to be lazy and wait on loading these out-of-sight pictures till the consumer truly scrolls there.

Serving pictures in next-gen codecs. New picture codecs similar to WebP could be loaded a lot quicker by browsers than the old school JPEG and PNG codecs. But it surely’s vital to notice that not all browsers can help these new codecs simply but — so you’ll want to use a plugin that may serve up the next-gen variations to browsers that help them, however present the previous variations to browsers that don’t. WP Rocket, when paired with Imagify, can obtain this.

Picture supply: WP Rocket plugin settings

Optimize for Core Internet Vitals

Lastly, optimizing for the brand new Core Internet Important metrics (Largest Contentful Paint, First Enter Delay, and Cumulative Structure Shift) could make for a way more environment friendly journey across the racetrack as nicely.

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These are fairly technical ideas, however right here’s a fast overview to get you accustomed to what they imply:

Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) refers back to the portray of the most important component on the web page. Google’s PageSpeed Insights device will let you know which component is taken into account to be the LCP component of a web page. Numerous occasions it is a hero picture or giant slider space, nevertheless it varies from web page to web page, so run the device to establish the LCP in your web page after which take into consideration what you are able to do to make that exact component load quicker.

First Enter Delay (FID) is the delay between the consumer’s first motion and the browser’s skill to answer it. An instance of an FID difficulty can be a button that’s seen to a consumer prior to it turns into clickable. The delay can be brought on by the press performance loading notably later than the button itself.

Cumulative Structure Shift (CLS) is a set of three large phrases that refer to 1 easy idea. You understand while you’re loading up a webpage in your telephone and also you go to click on on one thing or learn one thing however then it hops up or down as a result of one thing else loaded above it or beneath it? That motion is CLS, it’s majorly annoying, and it’s a byproduct of inefficient web page portray.

In conclusion, race automotive > golf cart

Web page velocity optimization is definitely complicated and complicated, nevertheless it’s a vital part to realize higher rankings. As an internet site proprietor, you’re on this race whether or not you prefer it or not — so that you may as nicely do what you’ll be able to to make your web site a race automotive as an alternative of a golf cart!

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noithatotoaz · 4 years ago

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Winning the Page Speed Race: How to Turn Your Clunker of a Website Into a Race Car

A brief history of Google’s mission to make the web faster

In 2009, by issuing a call to arms to “make the web faster”, Google set out on a mission to try and persuade website owners to make their sites load more quickly.

In order to entice website owners into actually caring about this, in 2010 Google announced that site speed would become a factor in its desktop (non-mobile) search engine ranking algorithms. This meant that sites that loaded quickly would have an SEO advantage over other websites.

Six years later, in 2015, Google announced that the number of searches performed on mobile exceeded those performed on desktop computers. That percentage continues to increase. The latest published statistic says that, as of 2019, 61% of searches performed on Google were from mobile devices.

Mobile’s now-dominant role in search led Google to develop its “Accelerated Mobile Pages” (AMP) project. This initiative is aimed at encouraging website owners to create what is essentially another mobile theme, on top of their responsive mobile theme, that complies with a very strict set of development and performance guidelines.

Although many site owners and SEOs complain about having to tend to page speed and AMP on top of the other 200+ ranking factors that already give them headaches, page speed is indeed a worthy effort for site owners to focus on. In 2017, Google conducted a study where the results very much justified their focus on making the web faster. They found that “As page load time goes from one second to 10 seconds, the probability of a mobile site visitor bouncing increases 123%.”

In July of 2018, page speed became a ranking factor for mobile searches, and today Google will incorporate even more speed-related factors (called Core Web Vitals) in its ranking algorithms.

With the average human attention span decreasing all the time, and our reliance on our mobile devices growing consistently, there’s no question that page speed is, and will continue to be, an incredibly important thing for website owners to tend to.

How to optimize a website for speed

Think like a race car driver

Winning the page speed race requires the same things as winning a car race. To win a race in a car, you make sure that your vehicle is as lightweight as possible, as powerful as possible, and you navigate the racetrack as efficiently as possible.

I’ll use this analogy to try to make page speed optimization techniques a bit more understandable.

Make it lightweight

These days, websites are more beautiful and functional than ever before — but that also means they are bigger than ever. Most modern websites are the equivalent of a party bus or a limo. They’re super fancy, loaded with all sorts of amenities, and therefore HEAVY and SLOW. In the search engine “racetrack,” you will not win with a party bus or a limo. You’ll look cool, but you’ll lose.

Image source: A GTMetrix test results page

To win the page speed race, you need a proper racing vehicle, which is lightweight. Race cars don’t have radios, cupholders, glove boxes, or really anything at all that isn’t absolutely necessary. Similarly, your website shouldn’t be loaded up with elaborate animations, video backgrounds, enormous images, fancy widgets, excessive plugins, or anything else at all that isn’t absolutely necessary.

In addition to decluttering your site of unnecessary fanciness and excessive plugins, you can also shed website weight by:

Reducing the number of third-party scripts (code snippets that send or receive data from other websites)

Switching to a lighter-weight (less code-heavy) theme and reducing the number of fonts used

Implementing AMP

Optimizing images

Compressing and minifying code

Performing regular database optimizations

On an open-source content management system like WordPress, speed plugins are available that can make a lot of these tasks much easier. WP Rocket and Imagify are two WordPress plugins that can be used together to significantly lighten your website’s weight via image optimization, compression, minification, and a variety of other page speed best practices.

Give it more power

You wouldn’t put a golf cart engine in a race car, so why would you put your website on a dirt-cheap, shared hosting plan? You may find it painful to pay more than a few dollars per month on hosting if you’ve been on one of those plans for a long time, but again, golf cart versus race car engine: do you want to win this race or not?

Traditional shared hosting plans cram tens of thousands of websites onto a single server. This leaves each individual site starved for computing power.

If you want to race in the big leagues, it’s time to get a grown-up hosting plan. For WordPress sites, managed hosting companies such as WP Engine and Flywheel utilize servers that are powerful and specifically tuned to serve up WordPress sites faster.

If managed WordPress hosting isn’t your thing, or if you don’t have a WordPress site, upgrading to a VPS (Virtual Private Server) will result in your website having way more computing resources available to it. You’ll also have more control over your own hosting environment, allowing you to “tune-up your engine” with things like the latest versions of PHP, MySQL, Varnish caching, and other modern web server technologies. You’ll no longer be at the mercy of your shared hosting company’s greed as they stuff more and more websites onto your already-taxed server.

In short, putting your website on a well-tuned hosting environment can be like putting a supercharger on your race car.

Drive it better

Last, but certainly not least, a lightweight and powerful race car can only go so fast without a trained driver who knows how to navigate the course efficiently.

The “navigate the course” part of this analogy refers to the process of a web browser loading a webpage. Each element of a website is another twist or turn for the browser to navigate as it travels through the code and processes the output of the page.

I’ll switch analogies momentarily to try to explain this more clearly. When remodeling a house, you paint the rooms first before redoing the floors. If you redid the floors first and then painted the rooms, the new floors would get paint on them and you’d have to go back and tend to the floors again later.

When a browser loads a webpage, it goes through a process called (coincidentally) “painting.” Each page is “painted” as the browser receives bits of data from the webpage’s source code. This painting process can either be executed efficiently (i.e. painting walls before refinishing floors), or it can be done in a more chaotic out-of-order fashion that requires several trips back to the beginning of the process to redo or fix or add something that could’ve/should’ve been done earlier in the process.

Image source: WebPageTest.org Test Result (Filmstrip View)

Here’s where things can get technical, but it’s important to do whatever you can to help your site drive the “track” more efficiently.

Caching is a concept that every website should have in place to make loading a webpage easier on the browser. It already takes long enough for a browser to process all of a page’s source code and paint it out visually to the user, so you might as well have that source code ready to go on the server. By default, without caching, that’s not the case.

Without caching, the website’s CMS and the server can still be working on generating the webpage’s source code while the browser is waiting to paint the page. This can cause the browser to have to pause and wait for more code to come from the server. With caching, the source code of a page is pre-compiled on the server so that it’s totally ready to be sent to the browser in full in one shot. Think of it like a photocopier having plenty of copies of a document already produced and ready to be handed out, instead of making a copy on demand each time someone asks for one.

Various types and levels of caching can be achieved through plugins, your hosting company, and/or via a CDN (Content Delivery Network). CDNs not only provide caching, but they also host copies of the pre-generated website code on a variety of servers across the world, reducing the impact of physical distance between the server and the user on the load time. (And yes, the internet is actually made up of physical servers that have to talk to each other over physical distances. The web is not actually a “cloud” in that sense.)

Getting back to our race car analogy, utilizing caching and a CDN equals a much faster trip around the racetrack.

Those are two of the basic building blocks of efficient page painting, but there are even more techniques that can be employed as well. On WordPress, the following can be implemented via a plugin or plugins (again, WP Rocket and Imagify are a particularly good combo for achieving a lot of this):

Asynchronous and/or deferred loading of scripts. This is basically a fancy way of referring to loading multiple things at the same time or waiting until later to load things that aren’t needed right away.

Preloading and prefetching. Basically, retrieving data about links in advance instead of waiting for the user to click on them.

Lazy loading. Ironic term being that this concept exists for page speed purposes, but by default, most browsers load ALL images on a page, even those that are out of sight until a user scrolls down to them. Implementing lazy loading means telling the browser to be lazy and wait on loading those out-of-sight images until the user actually scrolls there.

Serving images in next-gen formats. New image formats such as WebP can be loaded much faster by browsers than the old-fashioned JPEG and PNG formats. But it’s important to note that not all browsers can support these new formats just yet — so be sure to use a plugin that can serve up the next-gen versions to browsers that support them, but provide the old versions to browsers that don’t. WP Rocket, when paired with Imagify, can achieve this.

Image source: WP Rocket plugin settings

Optimize for Core Web Vitals

Lastly, optimizing for the new Core Web Vital metrics (Largest Contentful Paint, First Input Delay, and Cumulative Layout Shift) can make for a much more efficient trip around the racetrack as well.

Image source

These are pretty technical concepts, but here’s a quick overview to get you familiar with what they mean:

Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) refers to the painting of the largest element on the page. Google’s PageSpeed Insights tool will tell you which element is considered to be the LCP element of a page. A lot of times this is a hero image or large slider area, but it varies from page to page, so run the tool to identify the LCP in your page and then think about what you can do to make that particular element load faster.

First Input Delay (FID) is the delay between the user’s first action and the browser’s ability to respond to it. An example of an FID issue would be a button that is visible to a user sooner than it becomes clickable. The delay would be caused by the click functionality loading notably later than the button itself.

Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) is a set of three big words that refer to one simple concept. You know when you’re loading up a webpage on your phone and you go to click on something or read something but then it hops up or down because something else loaded above it or below it? That movement is CLS, it’s majorly annoying, and it’s a byproduct of inefficient page painting.

In conclusion, race car > golf cart

Page speed optimization is certainly complex and confusing, but it’s an essential component to achieve better rankings. As a website owner, you’re in this race whether you like it or not — so you might as well do what you can to make your website a race car instead of a golf cart!

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thanhtuandoan89 · 4 years ago

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Winning the Page Speed Race: How to Turn Your Clunker of a Website Into a Race Car

A brief history of Google’s mission to make the web faster

In 2009, by issuing a call to arms to “make the web faster”, Google set out on a mission to try and persuade website owners to make their sites load more quickly.

In July of 2018, page speed became a ranking factor for mobile searches, and today Google will incorporate even more speed-related factors (called Core Web Vitals) in its ranking algorithms.

How to optimize a website for speed

Think like a race car driver

I’ll use this analogy to try to make page speed optimization techniques a bit more understandable.

Make it lightweight

Image source: A GTMetrix test results page

In addition to decluttering your site of unnecessary fanciness and excessive plugins, you can also shed website weight by:

Reducing the number of third-party scripts (code snippets that send or receive data from other websites)

Switching to a lighter-weight (less code-heavy) theme and reducing the number of fonts used

Implementing AMP

Optimizing images

Compressing and minifying code

Performing regular database optimizations

Give it more power

Traditional shared hosting plans cram tens of thousands of websites onto a single server. This leaves each individual site starved for computing power.

In short, putting your website on a well-tuned hosting environment can be like putting a supercharger on your race car.

Drive it better

Last, but certainly not least, a lightweight and powerful race car can only go so fast without a trained driver who knows how to navigate the course efficiently.

Image source: WebPageTest.org Test Result (Filmstrip View)

Here’s where things can get technical, but it’s important to do whatever you can to help your site drive the “track” more efficiently.

Getting back to our race car analogy, utilizing caching and a CDN equals a much faster trip around the racetrack.

Preloading and prefetching. Basically, retrieving data about links in advance instead of waiting for the user to click on them.

Image source: WP Rocket plugin settings

Optimize for Core Web Vitals

Lastly, optimizing for the new Core Web Vital metrics (Largest Contentful Paint, First Input Delay, and Cumulative Layout Shift) can make for a much more efficient trip around the racetrack as well.

Image source

These are pretty technical concepts, but here’s a quick overview to get you familiar with what they mean:

In conclusion, race car > golf cart

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drummcarpentry · 4 years ago

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Winning the Page Speed Race: How to Turn Your Clunker of a Website Into a Race Car

A brief history of Google’s mission to make the web faster

In 2009, by issuing a call to arms to “make the web faster”, Google set out on a mission to try and persuade website owners to make their sites load more quickly.

In July of 2018, page speed became a ranking factor for mobile searches, and today Google will incorporate even more speed-related factors (called Core Web Vitals) in its ranking algorithms.

How to optimize a website for speed

Think like a race car driver

I’ll use this analogy to try to make page speed optimization techniques a bit more understandable.

Make it lightweight

Image source: A GTMetrix test results page

In addition to decluttering your site of unnecessary fanciness and excessive plugins, you can also shed website weight by:

Reducing the number of third-party scripts (code snippets that send or receive data from other websites)

Switching to a lighter-weight (less code-heavy) theme and reducing the number of fonts used

Implementing AMP

Optimizing images

Compressing and minifying code

Performing regular database optimizations

Give it more power

Traditional shared hosting plans cram tens of thousands of websites onto a single server. This leaves each individual site starved for computing power.

In short, putting your website on a well-tuned hosting environment can be like putting a supercharger on your race car.

Drive it better

Last, but certainly not least, a lightweight and powerful race car can only go so fast without a trained driver who knows how to navigate the course efficiently.

Image source: WebPageTest.org Test Result (Filmstrip View)

Here’s where things can get technical, but it’s important to do whatever you can to help your site drive the “track” more efficiently.

Getting back to our race car analogy, utilizing caching and a CDN equals a much faster trip around the racetrack.

Preloading and prefetching. Basically, retrieving data about links in advance instead of waiting for the user to click on them.

Image source: WP Rocket plugin settings

Optimize for Core Web Vitals

Lastly, optimizing for the new Core Web Vital metrics (Largest Contentful Paint, First Input Delay, and Cumulative Layout Shift) can make for a much more efficient trip around the racetrack as well.

Image source

These are pretty technical concepts, but here’s a quick overview to get you familiar with what they mean:

In conclusion, race car > golf cart

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veryutils · 3 years ago

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VeryUtils PDF to HTML5 Form Filler for PHP does View, Fill, Submit PDF Forms Online

VeryUtils PDF to HTML5 Form Filler for PHP does View, Fill, Submit PDF Forms Online. PDF Form Filler for PHP API allows you to fill PDF Forms programmatically. PDF to HTML5 Form Conversion Tool. This tool makes it easy to convert your PDF forms and publish them to your owned server. Converted forms have the same look and feel as your PDF forms. No programming is required. VeryUtils PDF to HTML5 Form Filler SDK. PDF form filling using AcroForm is an important part of many workflows. It allows data entry directly on print ready media with ability to import, export, submit or email data for further processing. By running VeryUtils PDF to HTML5 Form Filler SDK on backend PDF Form can be populated with filled data, flattened or even signed.

No compromises! Use your favorite browser to fill PDF Forms.

Automated PDF Form Filling in Web Browser VeryPDF PDF Forms to HTML Forms conversion brings unique experience of form filling directly in the browser with full support of AcroForm technology including JavaScript support. This allows new level of PDF Form processing and workflows without need of having PDF Readers installed on computer or even on a mobile device.

Convert PDF Forms to HTML Forms Converted HTML form contains Text fields, Dropdowns, List boxes, Radio buttons, Checkboxes and can be submitted like any other HTML form.

With unique support of document and form field JavaScript (ECMAScript for PDF), VeryUtils PDF to HTML5 Form Filler SDK produces ready-to-use HTML that enables PDF manipulation, form fields value formatting, calculations, validations or custom scripts known from the desktop PDF viewers.

PDF Form conversion to HTML using VeryUtils PDF to HTML5 Form Filler SDK allows adding JavaScript, CSS or other content directly into HTML to enrich form filling experience, additional content and functionality.

Extract data in an easily readable structured way Automated web scraping services provide fast data acquirement in structured format. No matter if used for big data, data mining, artificial intelligence, machine learning or business intelligence applications. The scraped data come from various sources and forms. It can be websites, various databases, XML feeds and CSV, TXT or XLS file formats for example.

How to Convert PDF to Web Form? Converting PDF to web form is very important if you want to upload the files online. Providing online content in PDF format with form is not a good idea because PDF tends to be messy in the background when posted online. So you can convert PDF to web form and make it user-friendly, responsive and accessible on any device. Unlike a PDF file that will only appear in a format that is typically designed for an 8.5x11 inch piece of paper, web content will automatically conform to the device that you are using, be it a tablet, desktop computer, mobile phone and so on.

With the VeryUtils PDF to HTML5 Form Filler SDK, we believe your web crawler can be programmed to access the PDF files and:

Search Text inside PDFs – you can find and extract specific information

Detect and Export Tables

Extract Annotations

Detect and Extract Related Images

Use Regular Expression, Pattern Matching

Detect and Scrape information from Charts

more and more…

We believe that,

Reading and navigating PDF's should be as easy as reading HTML.

People want a streamlined and similar UX when viewing different content on different platforms.

PDF should be as easy to use as jpg, txt or any other "simple" format on any application.

Enriching your Application with PDF's should be easy and affordable.

Different levels of complexity should be a matter of choice not a roadblock when implementing PDF solutions.

We want to show the world that it is possible to take advantage of all the amazing features that PDF has available without the headache of having to understand them yourself. We also believe that the content inside a PDF should be accessible to everyone and not seen to be locked away.

That's why we invented PDF Form Filler SDK We build bridges, remove obstacles and introduce a unified framework for accessing PDF content. With over 20 years of experience working with PDF, we have introduced a completely new way of looking at PDF technology and letting you harness its full potential.

We built the VeryUtils PDF to HTML5 Form Filler SDK. It provides a platform to work with PDF overcoming the pain points that can arise with other content types and PDF manipulation applications. You decide whether you require accurate PDF rendering on any device, HTML5 conversion to embed into your application or extract paragraphs, tables, columns, images etc from within the PDF.

The VeryUtils PDF to HTML5 Form Filler SDK allows native text reflow, detects the logical reading order of the PDF and is Multi-platform, this means the same code base on any device and in any Programming language on any platform. You decide.

If you have any question for this VeryUtils PDF to HTML5 Form Filler SDK, please feel free to let us know, we are glad to assist you asap.

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kjt-lawyers · 4 years ago

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Winning the Page Speed Race: How to Turn Your Clunker of a Website Into a Race Car

A brief history of Google’s mission to make the web faster

In 2009, by issuing a call to arms to “make the web faster”, Google set out on a mission to try and persuade website owners to make their sites load more quickly.

In July of 2018, page speed became a ranking factor for mobile searches, and today Google will incorporate even more speed-related factors (called Core Web Vitals) in its ranking algorithms.

How to optimize a website for speed

Think like a race car driver

I’ll use this analogy to try to make page speed optimization techniques a bit more understandable.

Make it lightweight

Image source: A GTMetrix test results page

In addition to decluttering your site of unnecessary fanciness and excessive plugins, you can also shed website weight by:

Reducing the number of third-party scripts (code snippets that send or receive data from other websites)

Switching to a lighter-weight (less code-heavy) theme and reducing the number of fonts used

Implementing AMP

Optimizing images

Compressing and minifying code

Performing regular database optimizations

Give it more power

Traditional shared hosting plans cram tens of thousands of websites onto a single server. This leaves each individual site starved for computing power.

In short, putting your website on a well-tuned hosting environment can be like putting a supercharger on your race car.

Drive it better

Last, but certainly not least, a lightweight and powerful race car can only go so fast without a trained driver who knows how to navigate the course efficiently.

Image source: WebPageTest.org Test Result (Filmstrip View)

Here’s where things can get technical, but it’s important to do whatever you can to help your site drive the “track” more efficiently.

Getting back to our race car analogy, utilizing caching and a CDN equals a much faster trip around the racetrack.

Preloading and prefetching. Basically, retrieving data about links in advance instead of waiting for the user to click on them.

Image source: WP Rocket plugin settings

Optimize for Core Web Vitals

Lastly, optimizing for the new Core Web Vital metrics (Largest Contentful Paint, First Input Delay, and Cumulative Layout Shift) can make for a much more efficient trip around the racetrack as well.

Image source

These are pretty technical concepts, but here’s a quick overview to get you familiar with what they mean:

In conclusion, race car > golf cart

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xaydungtruonggia · 4 years ago

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Winning the Page Speed Race: How to Turn Your Clunker of a Website Into a Race Car

A brief history of Google’s mission to make the web faster

In 2009, by issuing a call to arms to “make the web faster”, Google set out on a mission to try and persuade website owners to make their sites load more quickly.

In July of 2018, page speed became a ranking factor for mobile searches, and today Google will incorporate even more speed-related factors (called Core Web Vitals) in its ranking algorithms.

How to optimize a website for speed

Think like a race car driver

I’ll use this analogy to try to make page speed optimization techniques a bit more understandable.

Make it lightweight

Image source: A GTMetrix test results page

In addition to decluttering your site of unnecessary fanciness and excessive plugins, you can also shed website weight by:

Reducing the number of third-party scripts (code snippets that send or receive data from other websites)

Switching to a lighter-weight (less code-heavy) theme and reducing the number of fonts used

Implementing AMP

Optimizing images

Compressing and minifying code

Performing regular database optimizations

Give it more power

Traditional shared hosting plans cram tens of thousands of websites onto a single server. This leaves each individual site starved for computing power.

In short, putting your website on a well-tuned hosting environment can be like putting a supercharger on your race car.

Drive it better

Last, but certainly not least, a lightweight and powerful race car can only go so fast without a trained driver who knows how to navigate the course efficiently.

Image source: WebPageTest.org Test Result (Filmstrip View)

Here’s where things can get technical, but it’s important to do whatever you can to help your site drive the “track” more efficiently.

Getting back to our race car analogy, utilizing caching and a CDN equals a much faster trip around the racetrack.

Preloading and prefetching. Basically, retrieving data about links in advance instead of waiting for the user to click on them.

Image source: WP Rocket plugin settings

Optimize for Core Web Vitals

Lastly, optimizing for the new Core Web Vital metrics (Largest Contentful Paint, First Input Delay, and Cumulative Layout Shift) can make for a much more efficient trip around the racetrack as well.

Image source

These are pretty technical concepts, but here’s a quick overview to get you familiar with what they mean:

In conclusion, race car > golf cart

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epackingvietnam · 4 years ago

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Winning the Page Speed Race: How to Turn Your Clunker of a Website Into a Race Car

A brief history of Google’s mission to make the web faster

In 2009, by issuing a call to arms to “make the web faster”, Google set out on a mission to try and persuade website owners to make their sites load more quickly.

In July of 2018, page speed became a ranking factor for mobile searches, and today Google will incorporate even more speed-related factors (called Core Web Vitals) in its ranking algorithms.

How to optimize a website for speed

Think like a race car driver

I’ll use this analogy to try to make page speed optimization techniques a bit more understandable.

Make it lightweight

Image source: A GTMetrix test results page

In addition to decluttering your site of unnecessary fanciness and excessive plugins, you can also shed website weight by:

Reducing the number of third-party scripts (code snippets that send or receive data from other websites)

Switching to a lighter-weight (less code-heavy) theme and reducing the number of fonts used

Implementing AMP

Optimizing images

Compressing and minifying code

Performing regular database optimizations

Give it more power

Traditional shared hosting plans cram tens of thousands of websites onto a single server. This leaves each individual site starved for computing power.

In short, putting your website on a well-tuned hosting environment can be like putting a supercharger on your race car.

Drive it better

Last, but certainly not least, a lightweight and powerful race car can only go so fast without a trained driver who knows how to navigate the course efficiently.

Image source: WebPageTest.org Test Result (Filmstrip View)

Here’s where things can get technical, but it’s important to do whatever you can to help your site drive the “track” more efficiently.

Getting back to our race car analogy, utilizing caching and a CDN equals a much faster trip around the racetrack.

Preloading and prefetching. Basically, retrieving data about links in advance instead of waiting for the user to click on them.

Image source: WP Rocket plugin settings

Optimize for Core Web Vitals

Lastly, optimizing for the new Core Web Vital metrics (Largest Contentful Paint, First Input Delay, and Cumulative Layout Shift) can make for a much more efficient trip around the racetrack as well.

Image source

These are pretty technical concepts, but here’s a quick overview to get you familiar with what they mean:

In conclusion, race car > golf cart

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bfxenon · 4 years ago

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Winning the Page Speed Race: How to Turn Your Clunker of a Website Into a Race Car

A brief history of Google’s mission to make the web faster

In 2009, by issuing a call to arms to “make the web faster”, Google set out on a mission to try and persuade website owners to make their sites load more quickly.

In July of 2018, page speed became a ranking factor for mobile searches, and today Google will incorporate even more speed-related factors (called Core Web Vitals) in its ranking algorithms.

How to optimize a website for speed

Think like a race car driver

I’ll use this analogy to try to make page speed optimization techniques a bit more understandable.

Make it lightweight

Image source: A GTMetrix test results page

In addition to decluttering your site of unnecessary fanciness and excessive plugins, you can also shed website weight by:

Reducing the number of third-party scripts (code snippets that send or receive data from other websites)

Switching to a lighter-weight (less code-heavy) theme and reducing the number of fonts used

Implementing AMP

Optimizing images

Compressing and minifying code

Performing regular database optimizations

Give it more power

Traditional shared hosting plans cram tens of thousands of websites onto a single server. This leaves each individual site starved for computing power.

In short, putting your website on a well-tuned hosting environment can be like putting a supercharger on your race car.

Drive it better

Last, but certainly not least, a lightweight and powerful race car can only go so fast without a trained driver who knows how to navigate the course efficiently.

Image source: WebPageTest.org Test Result (Filmstrip View)

Here’s where things can get technical, but it’s important to do whatever you can to help your site drive the “track” more efficiently.

Getting back to our race car analogy, utilizing caching and a CDN equals a much faster trip around the racetrack.

Preloading and prefetching. Basically, retrieving data about links in advance instead of waiting for the user to click on them.

Image source: WP Rocket plugin settings

Optimize for Core Web Vitals

Lastly, optimizing for the new Core Web Vital metrics (Largest Contentful Paint, First Input Delay, and Cumulative Layout Shift) can make for a much more efficient trip around the racetrack as well.

Image source

These are pretty technical concepts, but here’s a quick overview to get you familiar with what they mean:

In conclusion, race car > golf cart

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nutrifami · 4 years ago

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Winning the Page Speed Race: How to Turn Your Clunker of a Website Into a Race Car

A brief history of Google’s mission to make the web faster

In 2009, by issuing a call to arms to “make the web faster”, Google set out on a mission to try and persuade website owners to make their sites load more quickly.

In July of 2018, page speed became a ranking factor for mobile searches, and today Google will incorporate even more speed-related factors (called Core Web Vitals) in its ranking algorithms.

How to optimize a website for speed

Think like a race car driver

I’ll use this analogy to try to make page speed optimization techniques a bit more understandable.

Make it lightweight

Image source: A GTMetrix test results page

In addition to decluttering your site of unnecessary fanciness and excessive plugins, you can also shed website weight by:

Reducing the number of third-party scripts (code snippets that send or receive data from other websites)

Switching to a lighter-weight (less code-heavy) theme and reducing the number of fonts used

Implementing AMP

Optimizing images

Compressing and minifying code

Performing regular database optimizations

Give it more power

Traditional shared hosting plans cram tens of thousands of websites onto a single server. This leaves each individual site starved for computing power.

In short, putting your website on a well-tuned hosting environment can be like putting a supercharger on your race car.

Drive it better

Last, but certainly not least, a lightweight and powerful race car can only go so fast without a trained driver who knows how to navigate the course efficiently.

Image source: WebPageTest.org Test Result (Filmstrip View)

Here’s where things can get technical, but it’s important to do whatever you can to help your site drive the “track” more efficiently.

Getting back to our race car analogy, utilizing caching and a CDN equals a much faster trip around the racetrack.

Preloading and prefetching. Basically, retrieving data about links in advance instead of waiting for the user to click on them.

Image source: WP Rocket plugin settings

Optimize for Core Web Vitals

Lastly, optimizing for the new Core Web Vital metrics (Largest Contentful Paint, First Input Delay, and Cumulative Layout Shift) can make for a much more efficient trip around the racetrack as well.

Image source

These are pretty technical concepts, but here’s a quick overview to get you familiar with what they mean:

In conclusion, race car > golf cart

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camerasieunhovn · 4 years ago

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Winning the Page Speed Race: How to Turn Your Clunker of a Website Into a Race Car

A brief history of Google’s mission to make the web faster

In 2009, by issuing a call to arms to “make the web faster”, Google set out on a mission to try and persuade website owners to make their sites load more quickly.

In July of 2018, page speed became a ranking factor for mobile searches, and today Google will incorporate even more speed-related factors (called Core Web Vitals) in its ranking algorithms.

How to optimize a website for speed

Think like a race car driver

I’ll use this analogy to try to make page speed optimization techniques a bit more understandable.

Make it lightweight

Image source: A GTMetrix test results page

In addition to decluttering your site of unnecessary fanciness and excessive plugins, you can also shed website weight by:

Reducing the number of third-party scripts (code snippets that send or receive data from other websites)

Switching to a lighter-weight (less code-heavy) theme and reducing the number of fonts used

Implementing AMP

Optimizing images

Compressing and minifying code

Performing regular database optimizations

Give it more power

Traditional shared hosting plans cram tens of thousands of websites onto a single server. This leaves each individual site starved for computing power.

In short, putting your website on a well-tuned hosting environment can be like putting a supercharger on your race car.

Drive it better

Last, but certainly not least, a lightweight and powerful race car can only go so fast without a trained driver who knows how to navigate the course efficiently.

Image source: WebPageTest.org Test Result (Filmstrip View)

Here’s where things can get technical, but it’s important to do whatever you can to help your site drive the “track” more efficiently.

Getting back to our race car analogy, utilizing caching and a CDN equals a much faster trip around the racetrack.

Preloading and prefetching. Basically, retrieving data about links in advance instead of waiting for the user to click on them.

Image source: WP Rocket plugin settings

Optimize for Core Web Vitals

Lastly, optimizing for the new Core Web Vital metrics (Largest Contentful Paint, First Input Delay, and Cumulative Layout Shift) can make for a much more efficient trip around the racetrack as well.

Image source

These are pretty technical concepts, but here’s a quick overview to get you familiar with what they mean:

In conclusion, race car > golf cart

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