Page timing volunteers needed ⏱

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Hi, could a few of your kindly start a stopwatch then click this link and let me know how many seconds elapse until it loads?

PIngdom is saying 3.99 seconds but it look like 20 seconds twice in a row for me here.

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It loaded pretty quickly for me @maxhodges - under 2 seconds.

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awesome! good to hear. thanks @hwillson

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Less than 5 seconds on an iPhone 6 here.

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3 seconds iPhone 7 user.

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3 seconds; Chrome 55.0.2883.75 (64-bit) on Ubuntu 15.04

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Smartphone (Moto G): first page load ~20 seconds, after that ~10 seconds
PC: first page load ~8 seconds, after that 2-5 seconds

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Roughly 3 seconds (ubuntu chrome in Turkey on a 16mbps connection) for the first load and almost immediate on the second.

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7 seconds to see the first screen. 12 seconds for the “wheel of death” to stop loading. Germany, osx. Firefox.

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from Bangladesh, osx chrome 10mb speed , 5 sec on first try , 2 sec second time.

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3 seconds from Cebu Philippines =)

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iPhone: 4 sec
macbook: 7 sec

On refresh: 1-2 sec max

I get in Safari on Mac in console:

QuotaExceededError (DOM Exception 22): The quota has been exceeded.

And:

TypeError: undefined is not an object (evaluating ‘Package[“service-configuration”].ServiceConfiguration’)

Most delay visible is with:

Segment.io and Google Fonts

Those keep the loading bar visible for a longer time, the page is already visible at that moment so your app itself seems quite fast.

I am using a private tab to test this in Safari.

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Thanks all. I guess that’s about as fast as it can get. We are using Meteor/React/Redux and using a react SSR package, and it’s on Cloudflare. I suppose I could work on getting some of the home page scripts, css and images on a CDN. Anyone know a good resource on how to do that right?

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3 seconds on Chorme, and with an entreprise proxy

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Less than 2 seconds for initial load (UK).

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Hi @maxhodges - one really quick thing you can do to help speed up the initial page load is to reduce the size of the kurofone.jpg you’re using. Right now it’s coming down at 384 KB (almost half the size of your entire Meteor payload). You can optimize that jpg quite a bit and lose very little quality (since you’re showing it at a smaller size on your site anyways). Here’s an optimized version that comes in at 74 KB (but you can definitely get it down further as needed).

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3-4 seconds CET, chrome 54

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https://guide.meteor.com/deployment.html#cdn explains wiring up a cdn automatically

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3 seconds on Debian Unstable with Chrome in Belgium.

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What React SSR package did you go with? I’m a little concerned this one is “no longer in active maintenance”.

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