Having worked on WebKit performance in the past, it's great to see more of this knowledge being pushed out to web developers. These are things browser develope

Having worked on WebKit performance in the past, it's great to see more of this knowledge being pushed out to web developers. These are things browser developers have known about for a long time, but we generally always tried to "just make things work" in the browser instead of asking web developers to help out on their end (and making tools to assist with that.) Great post by Benjamin and Simon :)