Libraries tagged by site performance

A performance monitoring system for running on live sites

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Effortlessly calculate any page’s carbon impact and performance score from the WordPress admin. Real-time results, no reliance on the Website Carbon API — works instantly on any site with minimal setup.

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A performance monitoring system for running on live sites

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Minify is a PHP app that helps you follow several rules for client-side performance. It combines multiple CSS or Javascript files, removes unnecessary whitespace and comments, and serves them with gzip encoding and optimal client-side cache headers

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Clean Laravel debug/log files (Debugbar, Clockwork), compiled views and frontend build artifacts, with optional rebuild and scheduling.

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Streaming XLSX reader and writer for PHP and Laravel. Constant memory regardless of file size, direct S3 multipart streaming, optional born-indexed random access.

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Run a PHPUnit suite ~4x faster with a parallel, warm-process Go runner. Ships as prebuilt binaries; no Go toolchain required.

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High-performance Redis client-side caching for Laravel using APCu or Swoole Table with automatic cache invalidation

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Magento module that moves rendering of swatches from JavaScript to PHP for better frontend performance.

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This package provides a getimagesize function that aims to match the usage of PHP getimagesize while trying to avoid the performance cost of downloading the complete file.

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A Laravel package that adds transparent caching to decrypted values for improved performance across encrypted attributes.

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🚀 A Laravel package that focuses on minimizing payload size of HTML document and optimizing processing on the browser when rendering the web page.

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ZPHP is a light that is dedicated to gaming, social networking, web, mobile server-side frameworks. Providing high performance real-time communication solutions.

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You may wish to store a larger option value than is recommended on WordPress.com. If your option data will exceed 400K, or is of an unpredictable size (such as an HTML fragment etc.) you should use the wp_large_options plugin to store the option in a cache-safe manner. Failure to do this could result in the option not being cached, and instead fetched repeatedly from the DB, which could cause performance problems.

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Freento Performance Suite configuration module

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