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The art of tuning a website to deliver it's content quickly and efficiently to the user over a potentially low bandwidth connection.
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Track page size of web app for performance
Instead or in additon to monitoring the page size I suggest to optimize for performance.
So monitor the page load time and idealy also your web app's transaction performance. … Another totally free option is to run the performance monitoring locally with iMacros, Google Page speed,Selenium...
Google page speed also gives you page size and # of gets ;-) …
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