Getting Started with Coda 2 and MaxCDN
This guest post is by Joe Dakroub , a UX Designer/Developer. He currently lives in Michigan with his fiancé and is very passionate about Open Source. A week ago I received an email from Justin Dorfman asking if I could develop a simple Coda 2 plug-in for the MaxCDN community. I w
Nginx performance tips using ngx_pagespeed
Here at MaxCDN we’ve been working with Google’s Make the Web Faster team to optimize our Content Delivery Network. The simplicity of their goal is great: You know the web? Make it faster. We’re always excited to try new technologies, like WebP . However, new developments often co
How To Reduce Image Size With WebP Automagically
This guest post is by Adam Bradley , founder and developer of CDN Connect . He specializes in image optimization, resizing, content-aware cropping, and responsive web design, with the goal of keeping content strategies and workflows simple. tl;dr Browsers may use the Accept heade
Accept-Encoding, It’s Vary important.
One of the best things about running BootstrapCDN are the new things I’ve learned about web performance. Today, I’d like to share a few insights gained while resolving an issue originally brought up by a peer. The concern was to include the Vary: Accept-Encoding header — it’s not
Supercharge your site with Jekyll, S3 and MaxCDN
This is a guest post by Kyle Rush , who is the the Deputy Director of Frontend Development at Obama for America . He specializes in optimizing web apps for performance, conversions and user experience. HTML download times over cable connection (measured with webpagetest.org ):
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