Welcome to Syntax. Today we're going to be talking all about performance wins.

We're going to be talking about the things that you need to know to make your applications work faster,

just in general, smoother experience for users, not only that weird look, what types of things to keep in mind,

and just in general, some of the terms and ideas around making stuff extremely fast.

My name is Scott Tolensky. I'm a developer from Denver with me as always is Wes. What's up,

Wes? Hey, not too much. Excited to talk about Perf wins. We did a show at like, I don't know,

five, six years ago on these. It surprised me as so long ago. And there both is a whole

bunch of new additions to browsers and tooling to make the stuff much easier, as well as

what makes a fast website has certainly changed as well. So we're going to dig into easy things

you can do and just sort of

keep in mind as you're developing to have the best performance. Yeah. And speaking of best performance,

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know what's hidden in the real world. So if you head on over to century.io forward slash syntax,

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going to be talking about.

Performance tools are incredible.

You even get a score that tells you just how miserable your users are.

There's a lot of cool things that we're going to be talking about in this episode that you're going to be able to take and make your stuff as fast as possible

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