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We're using Chrome's Lighthouse running in containers with a focus on normalized performance between locations, security and responsiveness. This is built from
by mmaunder 6y ago
We're using Chrome's Lighthouse running in containers with a focus on normalized performance between locations, security and responsiveness. This is built from the ground up by us.
- mike_d 6y agoAh, that make sense then. Most of the Lighthouse recommendations were copied from WPT.
- hoten 6y agoBesides the underlying insinuation (what's wrong with tools copying others if the ideas hit all the right notes?), what recommendations did Lighthouse copy? WPT is mainly a supertool—here's a ton of data, go dig into the waterfall and network requests with some visualizations. I think there's a page for recommendations but to be honest I've never used it nor seen anyone talk about it. With Lighthouse's performance report, we aim to provide specific actionable advice with estimates for how impactful it will be.
- pxtail 6y agoAre you using https://www.sitespeed.io/ https://www.sitespeed.io/ under the hood or is your tool custom-built around lighthouse reports?
- mmaunder 6y agoQuote from the eng team: "Never actually heard of it. We're build around the raw data provided from the built-in Lighthouse audits plus some of our own custom ones"