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Performance-tuning AJAX Applications

Bob Buffone's RIA Session at AJAXWorld, March 18-20, in New York City

As AJAX matures as a technology, its use in large applications has increased significantly. But large applications require more extensive amounts of code, which leads to the inevitable performance bottlenecks and memory constraints associated with non-trivial application development. In this session, Bob will provide detailed information on how to performance-tune large AJAX applications using a variety of available tools and techniques.

Drawing on the experience of having developed large AJAX frameworks, Bob will look at a variety of performance bottlenecks that can occur within an application, paying special attention to systematic techniques that yield the biggest return in the shortest amount of time.

Specific topics covered:
• Use Mozilla's Rhino JavaScript engine as a complete performance-monitoring tool capable of monitoring complete AJAX code bases;
• Inject monitoring code into every function of JavaScript within an application to create a complete performance picture;
• Locate performance issues through drilldowns of function call counts, total time spent, average time per call, and call stacks and start time optimization using Dojo, Gzip, Compression.

Speaker Bio: Bob Buffone, chief architect at Nexaweb Technologies, is responsible for platform and tool technology at Nexaweb, a provider of the Nexaweb Platform enabling enterprise class rich Internet applications (RIAs). He is also a committer on the Apache XAP Project, which provides an extensible framework for declaratively creating AJAX applications. Before Nexaweb, Bob was with Trakus, a technology company focused on tracking sports in real time. A leading expert in user interface design, he is a regular speaker at industry events and has published multiple articles on tool and application development.

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