Ryan J Salva: JS performance in mobile web and hybrid apps… because science! - JSConf.Asia 2015

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Scientific examination of JavaScript performance in mobile browsers and hybrid applications. Teaches performance measurement, profiling, and optimization with empirical methodology.

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