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  1. The Web Speech API

    (All About the Code)

    API Overview

  2. The Case for pnpm

    (All About the Code)

    If you’re one of those unlucky souls that need permission or backing to choose something else than npm as your JavaScript package management tool, this article is for you.

  3. Living With Deep Dependency Structures

    (All About the Code)

    At the time of writing this, we are in the aftermath of Shai-hulud 2.01, which came on the back of the two first rounds of attacks from the first version of Shai-hulud2 3.

  4. Devtools: Throttling Individual Requests

    (All About the Code)

    This just in!

  5. Web Vitals Live Measurements

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    Web Vitals events (normal mode)

  6. Network Information API Test

    (All About the Code)

    This page/post tracks and prints every time the network information API detects a change in your devices network.

  7. Talk slides: Browser performance from JavaZone

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    This is slides and (link to references for) a talk I gave at JavaZone 2025.

  8. Talk Notes: Web Performance Deep Dive

    (All About the Code)

    I gave a talk on web performance and web performance APIs on May 22th 2025 on a mini conference for developers and platform engineers in the public sector in Norway.

  9. Tracking Web Vitals on the Cheap

    (All About the Code)

    In my post on the Speculation Rules API I talked briefly about Web Vitals and I want to dig deeper into the how and why of Web Vitals and give an example of how you can track them over time for your own site.

  10. It's Time to Speculate

    (All About the Code)

    After my colleague Ingvild made me aware of the Speculation Rules API I got really interested in learning more about it, testing it out and see how it feels to use in actual code.