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Titulo: 52 Tips & Tricks to Boost .NET Performance
Autor: Giorgi Dalakishvili, Louis Somers, Rob Karatzas, Zijian Huang, ...
Editorial: Red Gate
Nro Paginas: 38
Videos del Curso MVA Performance HTML y JavaScript
Comparto con ustedes los videos del Curso publicado en Microsoft Virtual Academy (MVA) en Marzo del 2015 llamado: "Practical Performance Tips to Make Your HTML/JavaScript Faster" contando como instructores a Doris Chen y John-David Dalton.
Modulo 01 - Web Performance 101
Modulo 02 - Tools and Measurement
Modulo 03 - Strategies and Principles, Network Requests
Modulo 04 - Strategies and Principles, Media Usage
Modulo 05 - Strategies and Principles, Memory, Markup, Execution
Modulo 06 - Write Fast JavaScript
Modulo 07 - Case Study, Casual Game Performance Tunning
Comentario
Desde hace unos años vengo difundiendo este tema aqui en Perú debido a que es urgente cambiar la forma de pensar (paradigma) el cual esta fuertemente orientado al desarrollo (reusabilidad, mantenibilidad, diseño adaptativo, etc) y no a la ejecución (performance, seguridad y escalabilidad).
Para que un Sistema sea muy rapido hay que reducir el ancho de banda enviando pocos archivos y con poco contenido, para lo cual existen muchas tecnicas, no solo la minificación y el bundling son suficientes.
Desarrollar pensando en Performance es muy diferente que desarrollar pensando en facilidad, es por eso, que trato de compartir mis experiencias en los Desarrollos que realizo y sobre todo en las Capacitaciones, pero siempre hay resistencia al cambio, sino es "estandar" la gente todavia no considera adoptar algo nuevo.
Por esa razón voy a publicar hoy y mañana Libros y Videos sobre Performance para que entiendan que es otro camino el que hay que tomar, el cual ya ha sido adoptado en Estados Unidos desde el 2007, gracias al trabajo de los investigadores de Yahoo como Steve Souders, Douglas Crockford, Nicholas Zakas, Stoyan Stefanov, Nicolle Sullivan, etc.
Este esfuerzo ha sido imitado por los otros gigantes del Software tales como Google, Mozilla, Facebook, Microsoft, etc, que cada vez invierten mas recursos para el tema de Performance, cosa que en los paises en "vias de desarrollo" es casi nulo, ya que solo nos conformamos con que el Sistema este en Producción y no se caiga (gran logro) y no que sea el mas rápido y el mas seguro.
Dejo este comentario para que reflexionemos y tratemos de cambiar ya que se lo debemos a los usuarios que usan nuestros sistemas, a los cuales siempre les decimos "no se puede", por ejemplo siempre se ha dicho que un Sistema Web No puede ser igual de rapido que un Sistema Windows o que una Aplicación HTML No puede ser igual de rapida que una Nativa en Andorid o iOS y eso es totalmente falso y pronto lo comprobaremos (The Web is Platform, Internet of Things, etc).
Titulo: 25 Secrets For Faster ASP.NET
Autor: Jeffrey Richter, John Robbins, David Conlin, ...
Editorial: Red Gate
Nro Paginas: 38
Capítulos:
01. Want to build scalable websites and services? Work asynchronously
02. Where are your custom performance counters?
03. RavenDB
04. Don’t call AsEnumerable on a collection before using LINQ 9
05. Never call .Wait() or .Result on a Task
06. Throwing HttpResponseExceptions
07. Web API tracing
08. Message Handlers
09. Database access
10. When you’re profiling, prefer accuracy to detail
11. Make the most of connection pooling by closing SQLConnection as soon as possible
12. OutputCache
13. Use ConfigureAwait to avoid thread hopping, especially in library code
14. Be careful of variable allocations
15. How to stress test your public facing web application using the cloud (or without it)
16. Using the keyword await doesn’t make the work asynchronous
17. Don’t use async/await for short methods
18. Turn off Change Tracking in Entity Framework
19. Always use compiled queries in Entity Framework
20. Diagnosing JavaScript memory leaks with Chrome Dev tools
21. Monitoring memory consumption over time
22. Use JValue in JSON.Net to parse complex JSON objects that you don’t have POCO types
23. Cache JavaScript and CSS permanently
24. Load external JavaScript content asynchronously
25. Profile, don’t speculate
Titulo: D3.js in Action
Autor: Elijah Meeks
Editorial: Manning
Nro Paginas: 354
Capítulos:
PART 1 D3.JS FUNDAMENTALS
1 An introduction to D3.js
2 Information visualization data flow
3 Data-driven design and interaction
PART 2 THE PILLARS OF INFORMATION VISUALIZATION
4 Chart components
5 Layouts
6 Network visualization
7 Geospatial information visualization
8 Traditional DOM manipulation with D3
PART 3 ADVANCED TECHNIQUES
9 Composing interactive applications
10 Writing layouts and components
11 Big data visualization
12 D3 on mobile (online only)
Titulo: JavaScript Application Design
Autor: Nicolas Bevacqua
Editorial: Manning
Nro Paginas: 344
Capítulos:
PART 1 BUILD PROCESSES
1 Introduction to Build First
2 Composing build tasks and flows
3 Mastering environments and the development workflow
4 Release, deployment, and monitoring
PART 2 MANAGING COMPLEXITY
5 Embracing modularity and dependency management
6 Understanding asynchronous flow control methods in JavaScript
7 Leveraging the Model-View-Controller
8 Testing JavaScript components
9 REST API design and layered service architectures
Titulo: SVG Colors, Patterns & Gradients
Autor: Amelia Bellamy-Royds, Kurt Cagle
Editorial: O'Reilly
Nro Paginas: 309
Capítulos:
1. Things You Should Already Know
2. The Painter’s Model
3. Creating Colors
4. Becoming Transparent
5. Serving Paint
6. Simple Gradients
7. Gradients in All Shapes and Sizes
8. And Repeat
9. Radial Gradients
10. Tiles and Textures
11. Picture-Perfect Patterns
12. Textured Text
13. Painting Lines
14. Motion Pictures
A. Color Keywords and Syntax
B. Elements, Attributes, and Style Properties
Comparto con ustedes la Conferencia Forward 3 realizada el 29 de Julio del 2015 en San Francisco (USA), los temas tratados son sobre JavaScript, CSS3, HTML5, IoT, etc.
1. Signal Processing - Forward 3 Web Summit
2. JavaScript Tooling in the Future - Forward 3 Web Summit
3. Secure Execution of Untrusted Scripts - Forward 3 Web Summit
4. JS stacktraces: The good, the Bad, and the Ugly - Forward 3 Web Summit
5. Your 3D on the Web - Forward 3 Web Summit
6. Visualize.js: Harnessing the Power of Analytics - Forward 3 Web Summit
7. A Reference Data Infrastructure for IoT - Forward 3 Web Summit
8. Interaction Design for Data Visualization - Forward 3 Web Summit
9. States and Nomads: Handling Software Complexity - Forward 3 Web Summit
10. A Short History of Live Programming - Forward 3 Web Summit
11. Why You Should be Using Web Components Right Now. And How - Forward 3 Web Summit
12. Kyle Simpson: Breaking the Broken Web - Forward 3 Web Summit
13. Moving Node.js Forward - Forward 3 Web Summit
14. D3, React, and a little bit of Flux - Forward 3 Web Summit
15. High Performance in the Critical Rendering Path - Forward 3 Web Summit
16. Reactive All The Things - Forward 3 Web Summit
17. CSS? WTF! - Forward 3 Web Summit
18. WebGL: Down the Rabbit Hole - Forward 3 Web Summit
Titulo: Unity Virtual Reality Projects
Autor: Jonathan Linowes
Editorial: Packt
Nro Paginas: 286
Capítulos:
Chapter 1: Virtually Everything for Everyone
Chapter 2: Objects and Scale
Chapter 3: VR Build and Run
Chapter 4: Gaze-based Control
Chapter 5: World Space UI
Chapter 6: First-person Character
Chapter 7: Physics and the Environment
Chapter 8: Walk-throughs and Rendering
Chapter 9: Using All 360 Degrees
Chapter 10: Social VR Metaverse
Capítulos:
Chapter 1: Gear Up for the Journey
Chapter 2: Catering to Your Form-related Needs
Chapter 3: Containers and Layouts
Chapter 4: Building Custom Views
Chapter 5: Dealing with Data and Data Sources
Chapter 6: Adding Components
Chapter 7: Adding Audio/Visual Appeal
Chapter 8: Taking Your Application Offline
Chapter 9: Increased Relevance Using Geolocation
Chapter 10: Device Integration
Titulo: Intel Galileo Networking Cookbook
Autor: Marco Schwartz
Editorial: Packt
Nro Paginas: 174
Capítulos:
Chapter 1: Installing and Configuring Linux
Chapter 2: Connecting External Sensors
Chapter 3: Controlling Hardware Devices
Chapter 4: Creating a Web Server
Chapter 5: Hosting Applications on the Galileo Board
Chapter 6: Local Network Monitoring
Chapter 7: Cloud Data Monitoring
Chapter 8: Building a Home Automation System
Titulo: The Responsive Web
Autor: Matthew Carver
Editorial: Manning
Nro Paginas: 193
Capítulos:
PART 1 THE RESPONSIVE WAY
1 Learning to work responsively
2 Design for mobile first
PART 2 DESIGNING FOR THE RESPONSIVE WEB
3 Using style tiles to communicate design
4 Responsive user experience design patterns
5 Responsive layouts
6 Adding content modules and typography
PART 3 EXPANDING THE DESIGN WITH CODE
7 Adding graphics in the browser with CSS
8 Progressive enhancement and obsolescence control with Modernizr
9 Testing and optimization for responsive websites
Titulo: Node.js in Practice
Autor: Alex Young, Marc Harter
Editorial: Manning
Nro Paginas: 426
Capítulos:
PART 1 NODE FUNDAMENTALS
1 Getting started
2 Globals: Node’s environment
3 Buffers: Working with bits, bytes, and encodings
4 Events: Mastering EventEmitter and beyond
5 Streams: Node’s most powerful and misunderstood feature
6 File system: Synchronous and asynchronous approaches to files
7 Networking: Node’s true “Hello, World”
8 Child processes: Integrating external applications with Node
PART 2 REAL-WORLD RECIPES
9 The Web: Build leaner and meaner web applications
10 Tests: The key to confident code
11 Debugging: Designing for introspection and resolving issues
12 Node in production: Deploying applications safely
PART 3 WRITING MODULES
13 Writing modules: Mastering what Node is all about
Titulo: Effective JavaScript
Autor: David Herman
Editorial: Addison Wesley
Nro Paginas: 228
Capítulos:
Chapter 1: Accustoming Yourself to JavaScript
Chapter 2: Variable Scope
Chapter 3: Working with Functions
Chapter 4: Objects and Prototypes
Chapter 5: Arrays and Dictionaries
Chapter 6: Library and API Design
Chapter 7: Concurrency
