How to systematize front-end performance? The HeapDump performance community and the front-end chatted early and deeply cooperated to explore the answer!

The digital age and performance

With the advent of the digital age, our lives are gradually surrounded by various applications. For various applications, we can use it from the beginning, and now we have a variety of experience pursuits. Whether an application experience is good or not, performance is one of the most critical indicators.

So what is application performance? Who is responsible for application performance metrics? In fact, performance involves all aspects, from product design to requirements development, from test launch to post-release operation and maintenance, every link is related to performance, which means that every technical practitioner must face performance-related problems in their work.

Under this trend, the HeapDump performance community has emerged. It is the first domestic developer community vertical to the performance field under Benma Networks. It is committed to helping more developers understand performance tuning and diagnosing performance problems, so as to provide users Provide better application services.

Test developers can learn about performance testing-related knowledge and cases here. Developers in different fields can also find various performance-related source code analysis and thinking here. The front-end has front-end performance, and the database also has database-related oom problems. Java Of course, virtual machines and middleware are also indispensable. The most important thing is that there are thousands of performance cases here. What should the operation and maintenance personnel do when they are helpless when they need performance problems? Here you can find similar cases to inspire you, and you can even seek expert assistance with one click in the Q&A area.

The importance of front-end performance

So among so many performance problems, which performance problems are the most critical? You would definitely say that of course the server is down! Yes, this must be serious, but from the perspective of user experience, server downtime occurs very rarely. For users, the most intuitive feeling is whether a page opens quickly, whether the page is cool or not, and how to wait for the effect of button pressing.

And these problems are undoubtedly front-end performance problems. This has also led to front-end application performance becoming one of the necessary conditions for user retention.

As the largest vertical community focusing on the performance field in China, the HeapDump performance community naturally also regards front-end performance as the key content to help more developers understand front-end performance, in-depth and master front-end performance tuning. In this way, developers can develop applications and services with better experience for users.

Professional things are handed over to professional people, and professional front-end performance content and services also need to be handed over to professional organizations and institutions. On April 11, the HeapDump performance community and the well-known front-end community in China had an early chat, and after many in-depth discussions, the strategic cooperation was officially confirmed.

As a well-known vertical community focusing on the front-end field in China, the front-end early chat has gathered a group of the best front-end technical experts in China, and has also served the growth of front-end developers on the front line for a long time. There are also rich developer community insights.

In this cooperation, both parties will concentrate their respective advantageous resources, aiming to create a set of long-term content products to empower more front-end developers to grow, especially in the field of front-end performance.

The original intention and prospect of cooperation

Regarding the initial intention of cooperation, Peanut, the relevant person in charge of the HeapDump performance community, said, "At this stage, developers usually go to pan-technical communities or comprehensive learning knowledge communities to learn performance-related knowledge, but these places are not systematic enough to be like the school. Like learning, from easy to difficult, step by step to improve.”

"The HeapDump performance community has always wanted to integrate relevant content and experts in the performance field to create such a set of systematic knowledge together to help developers get started and master performance easier and more conveniently!"

For this cooperation, the HeapDump performance community has found that the most valuable systematic content is still in the hands of the most professional experts and organizations through two years of operation, so this time the community and the front-end chatted early and established in-depth Cooperation is to jointly create an easy-to-understand and systematic front-end performance content product produced by senior technical experts to help developers grow.

Scott, the person in charge of the front-end early chat, also said: "Front-end performance issues are ignored by most people. As a bridgehead for contacting users, it will become more and more important in the future! Just this is also an opportunity to systematize front-end performance issues. Integrate to help more developers grow!"