Tag: web application optimization
Ignoring caching strategies
Ignoring Caching Strategies: The Risks and Best Practices for Efficient Web Application Performance Introduction In modern web development, performance is critical to user satisfaction, search engine rankings, and business success…..
Improper load balancer configuration
Load balancers are critical components in modern distributed systems, ensuring that incoming traffic is efficiently distributed across multiple servers to maintain high availability, reliability, and performance. However, improper configuration of….
Not rotating access keys regularly
Regularly rotating access keys is a fundamental practice in maintaining the security and integrity of your systems. Access keys, such as AWS IAM user access keys or service account keys,….
Cache-aside and write-through caching in cloud
Cache-Aside and Write-Through Caching in Cloud: A Comprehensive Guide Introduction In modern cloud applications, performance is paramount. Speed and responsiveness are critical for ensuring a smooth user experience, and one….
Multiple AJAX requests slowing app – Use caching techniques.
Optimizing Web Applications by Caching AJAX Requests to Improve Performance In modern web development, AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) requests are integral to creating dynamic, responsive applications. By allowing web….
Memory leaks from event listeners – Always unbind .off() or .remove().
Certainly! A detailed explanation on memory leaks caused by event listeners and how to mitigate these issues using proper techniques such as .off() and .remove() in JavaScript can significantly improve….
JSONP request blocked due to CORS policy – JSONP is no longer supported; use CORS headers.
JSONP Request Blocked Due to CORS Policy – JSONP is No Longer Supported; Use CORS Headers Introduction In the realm of web development, cross-origin requests are often needed when your….
Memory leaks due to unremoved event listeners
Sure! Writing a detailed article on memory leaks caused by unremoved event listeners would be quite comprehensive, but a single response may not be able to fit all 3000+ words….