One of the core aspirations of the engineering teams at LinkedIn is to delight our members with instantaneous page load experiences. To achieve this, we strive for optimal configurations and settings across the different layers of our software stack. Recently, we completed a large-scale experiment in reusing TCP/IP connections and found a perceivable drop in the...
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A couple of months ago, we shared details about LinkedIn Lite's architecture, its evolution as a light-weight mobile web experience, and how it became a huge success in emerging markets. As a pure server-side rendered web app, it was fast, but it wasn’t providing a good user experience. If a member was viewing their feed and had scrolled beyond the first page,...
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- Mobile,
- site speed,
- Product Design
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The opportunity in India India is a mobile-first country, with 71% of the population having only a mobile internet connection and accessing the internet only via mobile. Also, 85% of the mobile population accesses the internet on an Android device, with UCWeb being the preferred browser of choice followed by Chrome and Opera respectively. LinkedIn India has...
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- Performance,
- Mobile,
- site speed,
- Product Design
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At LinkedIn, we pay attention to site speed at every step of the release process, from code development to production ramp. But...
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- Performance
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Editor’s Note: This post is based on Sarah’s talk “Sleek and Fast: Weight Management for your Fat Web Client” given at the Grace...
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- Ember,
- Pemberly
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Serving fast pages is a core aspiration at LinkedIn. As part of this initiative, we continuously experiment and study the various...
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- site speed,
- Performance