Posts Tagged ‘Reliability

In this series, the focus has been on the basic Web performance concepts, the ones that have dominated the performance management field for the last decade. It’s now time to step beyond these measures, and examine two equally important concepts, ones that allow a company to analyze their Web performance outside the constraints of performance [...]

I submitted a presentation proposal for OSCON 2005 just now. The abstract is below.
The Open Source community has driven the online world for the last decade. PHP, PERL, Apache, Java, and MySQL are all major components of large online enterprises.
However, putting an application online and ensuring that it satisfies the performance, availability and reliability demands [...]

In writing the last post, I was thinking about what factors go into making the Web performance of a site "excellent". What defines in the minds of the sites users/customers/visitors/critics/competitors that the performance of a Web site is excellent?
These are usually judged by the standard factors:

Usability
Responsiveness
Availability
Traffic
Reliability
Security
Clarity

But within the company itself, how is the performance of [...]

Blogger: RIP

In: smp

5 Nov 2004

I gave up. Blogger is too slow, flaky and clunky. I would rather pay the folks at TypePad/Six Apart.
Once again, I walk away from the free Google service into a for-fee service: Yahoo! Mail Plus and TypePad.
What does everyone else think?

ADDENDUM: Just checked in with my one other contact who uses Blogger, and she stated [...]


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Stephen Pierzchala is one of a 10-year veteran of the Web performance field who also writes on topics that interest his non-linear world-view.

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