Modern Web tools with Node.js
  • README
  • Course Overview
  • Lectures
    • Introduction to Node.js and JavaScript
    • GitHub forks and pull requests
    • Modules and npm
    • Code validation, conventions, linting
    • HTTP, Connect, Express
    • Common task runners
    • Unit testing, Jasmine, PhantomJS
    • Automation and continuous integration
    • Package dependencies
    • Front end third party dependencies and Code coverage
    • Web performance
    • More about unit testing and code coverage
    • Security
    • Database
    • Heroku and other free hosting services
    • Examples for previous tasks
    • Feedback on the projects
  • Assignments
    • First assignment
    • Second assignment
    • Third assignment
    • Fourth assignment
    • Assignment projects
  • Presentations
  • Quizzes
    • Coveralls.io usage
    • CSSmin usage
    • ESLint
    • Gulp tasks
    • JavaScript scope
    • JavaScript types
    • JSLint and JSHint
    • MongoDB
    • npm commands
    • npm registry
    • Sitespeed.io Web Performance
    • Travis CI
Powered by GitBook
On this page

Was this helpful?

  1. Quizzes

Sitespeed.io Web Performance

Sitespeed.io...

true

false

makes my website faster if I install it

[ ]

[x]

analyses and checks websites against performance best practices

[x]

[ ]

sends me weekly reports on my website's performance

[ ]

[x]

can be integrated with some continuous-integration tools

[x]

[ ]

can only be used from the command-line

[x]

[ ]

Sitespeed.io rules...

true

false

are based on YSlow

[x]

[ ]

are strict and hurt my feelings

[x]

[ ]

cannot be created by third-party developers

[ ]

[x]

Sitespeed.io v3.x

true

false

API is fully backwards-compatible with v2.x

[ ]

[x]

does not depend on Java

[ ]

[x]

is the first NodeJS based version

[x]

[ ]

works in Windows environments

[ ]

[x]

Previousnpm registryNextTravis CI

Last updated 5 years ago

Was this helpful?