InSpeed Kit BlogbyFelix Gessert·Feb 4, 2021The Core Web Vital “Largest Contentful Paint” just changed dramaticallyIn this quick summary we present a finding around the central Google Core Web Vital Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) that is expected to…
InSpeed Kit BlogbyFelix Gessert·Apr 16, 2020E-Commerce Loading Times in the COVID-19 CrisisNot a Luxury Problem, But Existential
InSpeed Kit BlogbyFelix Gessert·Dec 7, 2019Video: Mobile Site Speed and the Impact on E-CommerceA few weeks ago, we were at code.talks 2019 and presented the key insights of our web performance study with Google and the University of…
InSpeed Kit BlogbyFelix Gessert·Jan 12, 2018New-Generation Travel Websites Load 7 Times Faster Than Traditional Hotel SitesThe festive season is just behind us and the new year has already begun. For many people, it is time to plan this year’s holidays. Numerous…A response icon1A response icon1
InSpeed Kit BlogbyFelix Gessert·Jun 27, 2017Building Static Sites in 2017: Cloud-Hosted, CMS-Backed, and API-DrivenIn this post, we survey modern static site generators and how they work with content management and APIs for dynamic data. As an example…
InSpeed Kit BlogbyFelix Gessert·May 17, 2017Lessons Learned Building a Backend-as-a-Service: A Technical Deep DiveIn this post we share our technical learnings from building a multi-tenant Backend-as-a-Service (BaaS). We cover how a BaaS works, how it…A response icon2A response icon2
InSpeed Kit BlogbyFelix Gessert·Jan 31, 2017The AWS and MongoDB Infrastructure of Parse: Lessons LearnedThis is the extended form of a comment that got some interest on Hackernews. After a grace period of one year, Parse is now offline. This…A response icon5A response icon5
InSpeed Kit BlogbyFelix Gessert·Aug 15, 2016NoSQL Databases: a Survey and Decision Guidance(At the bottom of this page, you find a BibTeX reference to cite this article.)A response icon27A response icon27
InSpeed Kit BlogbyFelix Gessert·Aug 9, 2016Angular 2 & 4 by ExampleUPDATE: This post was originally written to describe the new concepts of Angular 2. It is now updated to Angular 4. Note that all described…A response icon1A response icon1