Author: Kelly Li
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: Since the birth of the Web, people have been striving to make it run faster. Today, the success of the Web also means it has more users, more data, more features, and longer waiting times. Therefore, optimizing its performance has become the "life and death" of Web sites, especially personal ones. If you need to wait a long time for a Web page to display, or the speed of the server you manage is unbearable, then read "Web Performance Optimization," which will help you improve your Web experience to the next level. This book tells you how to optimize Web performance to the best state. It not only discusses the optimization of Web server software but also involves how to streamline the processing of Web content, how to optimize performance from the browser side, how to tune the hardware of the client and server, and how to make the most of the network's own characteristics. The content of the book involves the essence of performance, and provides specific suggestions for immediate results. This book tells you in detail the criteria for evaluating high and low computing performance, and in the latter part, it discusses the weak points of each link from the client, network to the server, and provides golden advice to strengthen and consolidate these weak points.
Web Performance Optimization (Second Edition)
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