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One of the most effective ways of speeding up a website’s render time is to reduce the number of HTTP requests required to fetch content.

Cappuccino Web Framework - Build Desktop Class Applications in O

http://cappuccino.org/ ...if you use Cappuccino, those apps will automatically look and behave like ... desktop apps - with zero learning curve on the developer's side. He or she can simply focus on building an kick ass app instead of trying to re-invent basic UI functionality every single time. I can see the allure of Objective-J / Cappuccino for building desktop-like Web applications. It gives you a very high level abstraction over the browser. No more DOM. No more CSS layouts, which can be the bane of your existence for a complicated and dynamic layout.
http://www.pivotaltracker.com/learnmore Over the years we've made numerous attempts to use the variety of software project management and agile development applications available, from Microsoft Project to the more current agile-specific products. We kept returning to index cards, sometimes augmented with a patchwork of wikis and spreadsheets. We followed the agile planning tools out there, but each attempt to adopt one resulted in frustration.

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Using YSlow, Apache and Passenger to make your site Faster – Sta

Firstly YSlow recommends I add an expires header to my website. http://blog.dynamic50.com/2009/05/21/using-yslow-apache-and-passenger-to-make-your-site-faster-stage-1-expiries/
http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2009/11/04/website-maintenance-tips-for-front-end-developers/

Website Maintenance Tips for Front-End Developers - Smashing Mag

In this article, we will discuss ways that web designers and front-end coders can keep their websites relevant, timely, and accessible long after a site’s launch. This guide goes beyond simple text and graphic updates, common “best practices” for CSS and XHTML, or other things you might see in a typical website checklist 1 . We’ll expand on many of the basics, and provide some effective tips for website maintenance geared towards front-end designers and coders.