Interesting and quite a coincidence I must say, to see another thought about web performance by Matt Mullenweg as recently I posted several posts about web performance: Web Performance Best Practices and One-Cent Tips to Increase Site Performance. For anyone who doesn’t know who is Matt Mullenweg, read more about him from Wikipedia. In short, [...]
Sometimes there is a need to do simple image manipulation for certain web projects. Take for example a popular site called Flickr. Flickr is an image hosting site that allows online community to store pictures for others to view. And for some cases some uploaders may have big image files and hence a site like [...]
Following-up my previous post on how to increase site performance. I received an email from my lead about a Firefox add-on named “Page Speed” that helps analyze a site performance. In brief, Page Speed is an open-source Firefox/Firebug Add-on. Webmasters and web developers can use Page Speed to evaluate the performance of their web pages [...]
Experience a spike in usage on your hosting server? Well, my old friend does as he highlighted in his recent post about his decision in switching his theme to a simple one: one that he presumed doesn’t chew up a lot of resources from his shared hosting server 
. So here’s just my little thought or sharing tips on how to increase your web site or blog site performance for better user experience.
Good News! (or perhaps Old News) For torrent leechers this could be an alternative. But for those who do not like to have BitTorrent client fill up your hard disk space but still love to use torrent when needed, then BitLet is definitely the answer for you. BitLet is a cute web-based Java applet that [...]
