Test De Velocidad Google Developers
Macabeo Eastman
Google has put out a lot of guidance around performance data and performancetooling. The goal of this infographic is to consolidate this guidance fordevelopers and marketers to help them understand how to think about performanceand navigate all of Google's performance tool offerings.
Good user experience is not captured by a single point in time. It's composed ofa series of key milestones in your users' journey. Understand the differentmetrics and track the ones that are important to your users' experience.
My website loads fast for me, so it should load fast for my users.
The devices and networks that developers test load performance on are often muchfaster than what your users actually experience. Use field data to understandwhat devices and networks your users are on and appropriately mirror thoseconditions when you test performance.
Lab data is performance data collected within a controlled environment withpredefined device and network settings. This offers reproducible results anddebugging capabilities to help identify, isolate, and fix performance issues.
Allows you to compare performance of one or more pages in controlled lab environment, and deep dive into performance stats and test performance on a real device. You can also run Lighthouse on WebPageTest.
Marketer or developer trying to build a business case for improving userexperience of your website. You speak dollars and cents and are looking formonetary figures that can help you quantify the opportunity cost and expectedlift.
Developer trying to understand current performance of your site, asexperienced by real-world Chrome users, and looking for audit recommendationsagainst top industry trends and guidelines.
Lighthouse contains a comprehensive set ofperformance opportunities; it provides you with a list of performanceopportunities missing from your page and the time saved by implementing eachoptimization, which can help you understand what you should do.
Chrome Developer Tools (CDT) contains aPerformance Panel that allows you to drill down into performance issues withyour site by profiling your site with customized configurations, allowing youto track down performance bottlenecks. You can use CDT on either production ordevelopment versions of a website.
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The Nebraska Regional Officials Council (NROC) announces the launch of a statewide broadband mapping initiative. Residents in the state of Nebraska are encouraged to partake in the one-minute speed test from any internet-enabled device.
The aim of this initiative is to bridge the digital divide between urban and rural areas, and broadband is the key that links our communities together. As unserved and underserved areas are labeled through this project, stakeholders and economic developers can plan for the potential expansion of broadband infrastructure that will support businesses and residents both now and in the future.
I cloned and build a FW from yogo1212 repo, flashed over cudy's openwrt release.
It works quite well, there is some difference in LAN device naming so the configuration saved from cudy's openwrt image can not be directly restored.
The main difference I noticed is the wireless connection speed, with cudy's image it constantly reaches 512mbps in download, the image I compiled sometimes reaches the same speed but most of the times stays around 280mbps.
Cable tests always reach almost the theoretical max of my FFTH, 1gbps
Did a second test, cloned branch openwrt-19.07 and applied the files that cudy provides in his "openwrt for developers" archive.
The image generated works perfectly, like the one they provide, with wifi speeds up to500mbps, which I never have been to achieve with the firmware generated from master.
I have installed the official firmware version 1.7.1 of the day 20210220. Actually the version that worked best for me was 1.5.2 but at that time my ftth connection was 600 / 600mb symmetrical. Since then my internet provider offers me 1gb / 1gb and that is when it no longer works beyond 600 download 500 upload.
I have tested versions 1.6.2 and 1.6.10 with the same result as now with 1.7.1 and OpenWRT downloaded from Cudy's website.
which speed do you mean? wired or wireless speedthrough ethernet cable, i can achieve the speed of 900+(version 1.7.1), wifi speed less than that, maybe only 4 x 4 wifi card can reach that speed, i'm have that wifi card, really expensive.
The problem is now bricking the router, I try by all means to unbrick it with this option proposed by Cudy but it doesn't work for me. I cannot access the red and blue lights mode, when I turn it on it remains with a red light and I do not access any webif and if I turn it on with the reset button it turns on with purple light and it stays with that light forever. The tftps32.exe program is not responding in any way.
Finally if I was able to unbrick the WR2100 router, following the instructions provided by Cudy support (and taking some action like disabling the firewall, resetting the tcp-ip protocol, disabling Hyper-V, etc.).
Even what I could not use is my maximum transfer by ethernet cable, I do not know why doing a speed test gives me a speed of half of my contract. With other routers like Asus, Linksys Velop, official router of movistar spain (Mitrastar HGW-2501GN-R2 from the year 2015) if I receive my maximum speed, 1gb symmetric.
so you get your router back and still cannot get maximum speed that's really weird. Is the same ethernet cable, same computer and same test server? have you try to Reset the router and test again?
I explain how my installation is:
The fiber optic cable (ftth) connects to my ONT, and I connect my Cudy WR2100 router, or Asus RT-AC66U, or Linksys Velop MX4200, or Movistar router from 2015 with a cat 5e ethernet cable to the wan port. I connect my PC to the router's lan port with a cat 5e cable.
I configure in my router the PPPoE connection (username / password) and internet vlan (in my case vlan 6 priority 1). Depending on which router uses Triple vlan setting or not, (Linksys Velop MX4200 does not support Triple vlan). I normally use Clouflare DNS 1.1.1.1 and 1.0.0.1.
Now I am testing to connect the Cudy WR2100 router as an access point on my Asus router. The speed is 900/835 but I am not interested in using this configuration because I am looking to completely replace one router with another and the speed is very low in router mode.
Another thing, i noticed that, this picture is not in true access point mode, it work as DHCP client, you just plug it after ASUS router(didn't use Access Point mode or disable the DHCP server on Cudy), so Cudy still has a NAT. Base on that, from this picture with 900M+ speed, i'm pretty sure your router can achieve 900+ speed when working on Router mode. Maybe the configuration or some other things affect it.
WPBakery page builder (also known as Visual Composer) is 13 years old! Its success is partly due to its bundling strategy: many popular premium themes have been integrating WPBakery into their demos since the beginning. That was one of the first page builders to appear on the market.
We are comparing WPBakery and Elementor. For this comparison, we are using the free version of Elementor (the pro version has more features than WPBakery). WPBakery page builder does not offer a free version.
We built 2 test sites with similar elements and modules. One was built with Elementor (free) and the other with the WPBakery page builder. For the theme, we used a native WordPress theme (2022). To keep things as fair as possible, we have chosen modules that are available in both builders:
The easiest way to fix this warning is to use a WordPress cache plugin like WP Rocket. In fact, WP Rocket caches the content, applies text compression, optimizes the code (JS/CSS), and implements lazy loading.
For Elementor, the outcome is also very positive. Thanks to WP Rocket, all the issues were fixed, but also with the help of Imagify, one of the most popular image optimizer plugins. In a couple of clicks Imagify fixed the following warnings:
Elementor offers a free version of the plugin and also Pro plans. With the Pro plans, you can access a complete website builder, including archive pages for WooCommerce, single product layout, blog page layout, etc.
The final choice depends on your needs and if you want a thriving WordPress community to help you with your daily tasks. If that counts, then Elementor may be your best bet. Also, if the budget is important, Elementor comes with a free version (with limited options). If you are willing to spend a few extra bucks, the WPBakery page builder is more complete for developers.
The 4.6 release of Docker Desktop for Mac contains a number of changes that drastically improve file sharing performance for macOS users. Firstly, developers now have the option of using a new experimental file sharing implementation called virtiofs (the current default is gRPC-FUSE). Secondly, improvements have been made to the way that files are synced between the macOS host and Docker VM. During testing with our amazing macOS community of users, we have observed that these changes have reduced the time taken to complete filesystem operations by up to 98%.
For developers, these incredible gains in speed mean less time waiting for filesystem operations to complete (or building project-specific workarounds to improve performance) and more time focusing on innovation!
A common developer workflow when using technologies like Symfony or React is to edit source code located on the macOS host while running the app itself in a Docker container. The source code is shared between the host and the container by using Docker volumes, with a command like the following:
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