Steve Souders & John Allspaw interviewed at Velocity 2011_ 1
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Conference highlights include a live demo of Google Instant, a Facebook presentation about custom hardware and efficiency, and the debut of four browser sessions with Opera Mini and GPU/JS focus. Emphasis repeatedly returns to mobile performance as the biggest near-term opportunity. A bold claim: the internet now uses about 4% of world power and implementing best practices can cut power consumption in half. Velocity Europe lands in Berlin in November; a webcast follow-up is scheduled for June 24.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Velocity 2011 wrap-up
- 1:43Velocity 2011 highlights
- 3:09Browsers and mobile performance
- 5:18Organizational culture importance
- 6:43Velocity tribe goals
- 8:51Velocity Europe expansion
- 10:56Velocity surprises and growth
- 12:22Web performance and sustainability
- 13:04Mobile focus and consolidation
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