The amount of knowledge he gave about web performance is just insane judging by the amount of time he told it in. This information would have been a lot harder to process if it would be told by someone other that fireship
Agreed! I knew about LCP, but had never heard of CLS or FID. A few minutes with a Fireship video and suddenly I'm an expert. He's by far my favorite dev-related content creator.
This video is a gold mine for web developers! Fireship's knowledge on web performance is impressive, and he managed to explain everything in just 6 minutes and 43 seconds. I particularly appreciate his tips on LCP, FID, and CLS, and I can't wait to apply them to my projects. Thank you for another amazing video, Beyond Fireship!
There was a time I used to think about what exactly companies required retaining web developers for after the initial website build and deployment, and its later I discovered the functionalities of dynamic websites, time series apps, things like this video - performance which requires continuous integrations possibly, website updates, ui updates, etc. With these little and many more, I discovered yeah, its actually work - work, work, work, work... On my journey to becoming a web developer btw.
I got the chance to have a look at web developers work in two awesome companies and what I discovered is that there’s basically always work left to do. Whether it’s bug fixing, adding new features or improving the site. You really need a team of skilled developers just to maintain a large site.
As for general website optimization, image lazy-loading is quite low-hanging fruit. It can shave few seconds on LCP for unoptimized sites due to resource competition in critical rendering path. And you can turn the optimization with single attribute nowadays.
Thank you for that video, just a few hours ago searched for layout shift issues because my build has horrible layoutshifts for no reason. Your video came in the right moment.
I used to work for this WP plugin Nitropack, which did wonders with these metrics. Loading critical resources first and separating above-the-fold content for priority load. A-level
It’s amazing what you fit in such a short video when I spent weeks learning to optimize all sorts of websites for speed. I still spend hours on this for clients, but lighthouse is not the best way to check page performance, I find gtmetrix a better tool. Lighthouse gets negativity effected by chrome extensions and thus have to perform it incognito or turn extensions off.
I would add JPEG-XL to modern image formats; slap it in your picture elements and image-sets now so browsers know your site wants supports (some forks do support it). CDN can often time be an expensive premature optimization. I don't think folks should blindly assume they need one in a lot of cases. “Workers” can be overkill too. The free services will go the way of Heroku in the future and drop their free tier so it’s better to avoid if you can. Frameworks like Qwik don’t even work with out JavaScript which circles back to many sites don’t need more than HTML, a single CSS file, and sparing JavaScript for enhancement; so many sites are broken with ‘optimizations’ that make things worse. The added complexity can just as much add cost to maintenance and development.
There is a "Browser Rendering Optimization" playlist with detailed explanation from Google employees about how it all works behind the scenes in chromium. But... it was released 7 years ago, maybe some things changed.
wow even tho i'm no longer a web dev, these tools are fucking amazing, unlighthouse is stupidly useful too, i can't even believe is free, i wish we had something like this for react native or native ios/android
wtf, this is like EXACTLY the video I needed right now! Now I finally know who my NSA agent is, thanks for the clarification 👍👌 (also thank you for the very helpful video)
Just remember, when a measure becomes a target it stops being a good measure, lighthouse is a diagnostic tool not an optimization target, use your judgement.
Has Google tried implementing these methods to their own cloud console??? Literally takes 15-45 seconds to load the page every time I click on a tab or element
this is sadly too true, I feel like that guy from the simpsons episode "barts comet" who cuts off professor frink's introduction by screaming *"QUIT STALLING; WHAT'S THE PLAN?!"*
This is all foreign to me. Building an enterprise web app that our clients open at the start of the day, then leave open. It's actually preferable for us to have some delay on first load, get it all in the cache, and then a smooth experience after that.
By far the most common cause of unexpected CLS I come across is Google ads that keep changing size. It would be nice if they could do something about that
Not a huge fan of the yellow furniture, but mad respect to any mother fucker that runs a blade brace; guaranteed shoulder bruising... And now a felony, because reasons.
I think the tool is great, but I've noticed some differences when running it on my CI. I already have a setup that checks for Lighthouse scores, and I've found that there's a significant gap between the scores in production and those reported by the tool. For example, while the production score is around 75 (which seems correct), the same page scores 95 on Unlighthouse.
Lightouse is not a tool meant to be comparable between different machines/environments. Only compare LH audits to another LH audits on the same machine. Its heavly influenced by your network speed, operating system, cpu hardware, etc. There is no point comparing scores on CI vs your personal machine. Even tools like WPT and GSPI both use LightHouse under the hood, yet you will get vastly different scores using them.
Or pay 250$ for a “speed optimization developer” to detect google lighthouse user agent, then run obfuscated code to serve a fake version of your website and get 100 score 🤡
regarding CLS, Google does this thing where they add "People also search for" box below the result you clicked on when you go back to the search results page from the site you clicked on. This component blows
Funny how you pronounce contentful. I always pronounced it content-full (both words pronounced as you would pronounce them separately, and “content” in the meaning of “there’s stuff inside”, not “happiness”). The way you pronounce it, imo sounds like you mean “fully satisfied” as opposed to “full of stuff”
The amount of knowledge he gave about web performance is just insane judging by the amount of time he told it in. This information would have been a lot harder to process if it would be told by someone other that fireship
Agreed! I knew about LCP, but had never heard of CLS or FID. A few minutes with a Fireship video and suddenly I'm an expert. He's by far my favorite dev-related content creator.
Jeff is da man
He says nearly nothing you guys are just idiots
I'm a simple man, I see a fireship video, I click.
Ok bro
you're the guy from hypixel housing right
Simpleton
I see this comment on every video
I'm an even simpler man I see my brother then I smash with him
This video is a gold mine for web developers! Fireship's knowledge on web performance is impressive, and he managed to explain everything in just 6 minutes and 43 seconds. I particularly appreciate his tips on LCP, FID, and CLS, and I can't wait to apply them to my projects. Thank you for another amazing video, Beyond Fireship!
Man......that's 100% an A.I comment.
@@ibrahimaboelsoud7881 fr
@@ibrahimaboelsoud7881 i don't even get the point of creating AI comments it's not like you get paid for this shit
There was a time I used to think about what exactly companies required retaining web developers for after the initial website build and deployment, and its later I discovered the functionalities of dynamic websites, time series apps, things like this video - performance which requires continuous integrations possibly, website updates, ui updates, etc. With these little and many more, I discovered yeah, its actually work - work, work, work, work...
On my journey to becoming a web developer btw.
same man same, its an ocean when you peek into it
I got the chance to have a look at web developers work in two awesome companies and what I discovered is that there’s basically always work left to do. Whether it’s bug fixing, adding new features or improving the site. You really need a team of skilled developers just to maintain a large site.
Fireship puts so much effort in his videos that I can feel it coming inside of me
Wtf with these inside of me jokes? Is this some kind of an inside joke? Wait.... 🤦♂
@@AmxCsifierI believe they just copied the tip comment for likes.
@@AmxCsifier They're probably making naughty comments just because the P. Hub was mentioned in this video
Fireship really knows how to take his concept and jam it right where I need it the most. Thanks, Jeff!
😳📸
Ouch!
ayo
the level quality Jeff puts out is incredible. It feels like he has an entire team behind him, but from what I know, its just him
Unlighthouse has been a great help to my workflow. Awesome tool!
it is not an extension? so I need to have nodejs in local, clone the repo, and npm install then run the npx within the same dir?
That is definitely the perfect aspect ratio for all images. Definitely superior to the golden mean.
As for general website optimization, image lazy-loading is quite low-hanging fruit. It can shave few seconds on LCP for unoptimized sites due to resource competition in critical rendering path. And you can turn the optimization with single attribute nowadays.
Thank you for that video, just a few hours ago searched for layout shift issues because my build has horrible layoutshifts for no reason. Your video came in the right moment.
I had heard about those before but could never remember which was which. Now everything is crystal clear. Good job.
Wow!!!!!!!!!!! Men, how you break things down so clearly and in such a practical manner is beyond me. Thanks a lot for this video
am so glad you're off theAI hype train and dripping awesome practical content again
he has never been on the hype train? he just reports AI news when it's relevant, but he says that AI won't take our jobs
@@YuriG03042 atleast he is out of that...
likes.
_inside_ of you???
Hol up
somebody just ran a detailed Lighthouse analysis on PH lmao
Waitt a minnuuttee
something ain't right
Scary timing as i have just been tasked with trying to find these kind of performance bottlenecks, awesome video like always!
Awesome stuff, now I'm going to use this to optimize my portfolio
need my simple black and white single page portfolio to be blazingly fast
@@return0328-i5r yes
Thanks alot for helping the world become more efficient and familiar with high quality web development
I'm so glad I found this channel, learning so much new stuff on every single video
I used to work for this WP plugin Nitropack, which did wonders with these metrics. Loading critical resources first and separating above-the-fold content for priority load. A-level
Your sense of humour is really beyond fireship
Dude, this Beyond Fireship stuff is pure gold.
It’s amazing what you fit in such a short video when I spent weeks learning to optimize all sorts of websites for speed. I still spend hours on this for clients, but lighthouse is not the best way to check page performance, I find gtmetrix a better tool. Lighthouse gets negativity effected by chrome extensions and thus have to perform it incognito or turn extensions off.
Amazing. You are doing an awesome job for the tech community.
I dont have words to express the gratitude.
I would add JPEG-XL to modern image formats; slap it in your picture elements and image-sets now so browsers know your site wants supports (some forks do support it).
CDN can often time be an expensive premature optimization. I don't think folks should blindly assume they need one in a lot of cases. “Workers” can be overkill too. The free services will go the way of Heroku in the future and drop their free tier so it’s better to avoid if you can. Frameworks like Qwik don’t even work with out JavaScript which circles back to many sites don’t need more than HTML, a single CSS file, and sparing JavaScript for enhancement; so many sites are broken with ‘optimizations’ that make things worse. The added complexity can just as much add cost to maintenance and development.
I hope you never stop making videos or else my job will be at risk!
oh god, I learn so much from your (
These videos are great I can feel all the hard work inserted inside
Glad to see Astro crushing it in the Unlighthouse reports. Am using it for my next client project 😁
Why did you censor github?
Thank you for this great tutorial. Id love to hear more towards accessibility
Accidentally opened this video and you made it 🎉
Amazing content. Exponential value per minute. Thanks.
Hell no, you don't need to capture my attention. I see a fireship video, i sit down, click, and focus with the video😉
I think more importantly is that developers need to focus on the instant gratification that the user gets when the page loads.
fireship was in Demon level of educational content delivery, now he's just Dragon level heading to God.
Facebook and Google tracking scripts hit a lot the performance
Did you look into partytown?
Or even better don’t be evil and don’t have google and facebook tracking
@@kr30000 No
@@kr30000 Partytown has a loads of issues with loading 3rd-party scripts.
@@ra2enjoyer708
I mean yea, 3-rd party scripts might always have issues depending on many factors.
i like how the beyond fireship became like the main channel before ai revolution!
There is a "Browser Rendering Optimization" playlist with detailed explanation from Google employees about how it all works behind the scenes in chromium. But... it was released 7 years ago, maybe some things changed.
I instantly improved my lighthouse score by doing this simple trick 😱 (fireship bots hate him)
I disabled react developer tools 💪
you had that enabled on prod???
@@YuriG03042 it’s a browser extension 😄
wow even tho i'm no longer a web dev, these tools are fucking amazing, unlighthouse is stupidly useful too, i can't even believe is free, i wish we had something like this for react native or native ios/android
Appreciate the detailed video. Would love to see you optimize an actual page live.
That UnLighthouse is really helpful! Thanks a lot :)
Can we just appreciate the amount of meme fireship puts inside of me
wtf, this is like EXACTLY the video I needed right now! Now I finally know who my NSA agent is, thanks for the clarification 👍👌 (also thank you for the very helpful video)
I feed all this information to my AI and now it's able to write a fast and modern websites for me.
Great video Jeff! Love the info!
That's the perfect beginning!
Great video ❤, more on performance pls 🎉
Amazing how the college board website is bad in every one of these metrics
collegeboard’s website makes me want to die every time I have to use it
Whenever I see a new fireship video I come fast.
Just remember, when a measure becomes a target it stops being a good measure, lighthouse is a diagnostic tool not an optimization target, use your judgement.
Thanks, Rich Harris
shout out to the w and h at 69/420, great video. very informative and learned a thing or two. 10/10
Thank you so much for unlighthouse!!!
I like this video even before I start watching it
Has Google tried implementing these methods to their own cloud console??? Literally takes 15-45 seconds to load the page every time I click on a tab or element
Also avoid JS methods that cause layout thrashing such as getBoundingClientRect(), getComputedStyles() etc.
This guy does it yet again
2:26 Hol up what is that href XD Fantastic video thank you
this is sadly too true, I feel like that guy from the simpsons episode "barts comet" who cuts off professor frink's introduction by screaming *"QUIT STALLING; WHAT'S THE PLAN?!"*
Wait, did you guys read that last part?
this video taught me to give up on trying to make websites at all
5:35 man that one got me real good
almost choked
thank you
Google Adsense is causing slow performance that Google Adsense doesn’t like.
2:04 you missed marking the function as an "async" function 😅
Awesome video! Keep up the great work!
is Astro better than QwikCity and/or SolidStart in terms of performance?
This is all foreign to me. Building an enterprise web app that our clients open at the start of the day, then leave open. It's actually preferable for us to have some delay on first load, get it all in the cache, and then a smooth experience after that.
10% web development guide
90% horny goat weed
Didn't expect the hub reference
Great Video. Learnt a lot. thanks
Great 🎉
Can you also make a video on how can we optimise 3rd libraries to improve the performance of the website?
By far the most common cause of unexpected CLS I come across is Google ads that keep changing size. It would be nice if they could do something about that
Awesome content! 🔥🔥
Definitely a big LIKE from me
Awesome Info 😍, Thanks
This topic is fine, the video is fine, the comments are fine except a few comments are inside me.
True gem. Thanks.
I would love the see an aspect ration of 69/420 in production.
Hilarious, thanks for the good laugh along with kickass content.
The irony of me just without thinking double clicking the right side of the screen after the first line 😂
🔥 content!
🔥🚢 content!
please make a video on sql optimization, it will be very helpful.
thank you!
this is fantasmic
Great video!
Nextjs: add few default html properties to img tag: we fix the image tag😁
Amazing content
Look man, you do a video with that blue thing floating around and I could listen to you for an hour
great video 🎉
Not a huge fan of the yellow furniture, but mad respect to any mother fucker that runs a blade brace; guaranteed shoulder bruising... And now a felony, because reasons.
I think the tool is great, but I've noticed some differences when running it on my CI. I already have a setup that checks for Lighthouse scores, and I've found that there's a significant gap between the scores in production and those reported by the tool. For example, while the production score is around 75 (which seems correct), the same page scores 95 on Unlighthouse.
Lightouse is not a tool meant to be comparable between different machines/environments. Only compare LH audits to another LH audits on the same machine. Its heavly influenced by your network speed, operating system, cpu hardware, etc. There is no point comparing scores on CI vs your personal machine. Even tools like WPT and GSPI both use LightHouse under the hood, yet you will get vastly different scores using them.
Or pay 250$ for a “speed optimization developer” to detect google lighthouse user agent, then run obfuscated code to serve a fake version of your website and get 100 score 🤡
regarding CLS, Google does this thing where they add "People also search for" box below the result you clicked on when you go back to the search results page from the site you clicked on. This component blows
Funny how you pronounce contentful.
I always pronounced it content-full (both words pronounced as you would pronounce them separately, and “content” in the meaning of “there’s stuff inside”, not “happiness”).
The way you pronounce it, imo sounds like you mean “fully satisfied” as opposed to “full of stuff”
preload as audio still not supported
Joke's on you Jeff.
You captured my attention well before I clicked on the video 😉
astro literally sick
HGW ordering is important
The secret is using super geocached fluxcapacitors with a metamaterial mainframe subcomplex.
don't forget to use jjquery and bootstrap
🔥🔥
Can you make a video tutorial on how to make Mixed Reality (AR + VR_ Apps using React native or something?
I think you might need to use something like Unity for those kinds of things. React native is best used for common mobile apps like Ecommerce apps.