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Seo Master present to you: 2013, By: Seo Master

Seo Master present to you: Today, we're happy to share some updates on code.google.com/speed with you.

We launched code.google.com/speed in June, to give web developers access to tools and resources that help them improve the performance of their applications. Since then, the developer community provided us with plenty of suggestions on how to improve our site. Based on your feedback, we made the following improvements:

• We added new content: 
• Four new best practice articles on topics such as optimizing JavaScript
• Two new tech talks on new developer tools
• A blog gadget that aggregates performance related posts from Google blogs.
• We improved the layout to make navigation between different tutorials, tech talks and tools smoother.

Just as making the web faster is an ongoing process, we plan to continue updating and enhancing code.google.com/speed with more resources. Currently, we are focusing on increasing community involvement, such as adding more tutorials and tech talks from non-Google authors. So, as a first step, if you have recently written an interesting article on web performance, please let us know by filling in this form. Our team will evaluate all entries and may contact you for potential next steps.

Together, let's make the web faster!

By Yi Wang, Product Manager2013, By: Seo Master

Seo Master present to you: By Scott Knaster, Google Developers Blog Editor

If you’re a teacher, happy World Teachers' Day! Whether you’re a teacher or not, you might take a moment today to think of your favorite teacher, that one who made a big difference to your education and general life outlook. We support education in a bunch of ways, such as YouTube Edu, App Engine Education Awards, and Google Apps for Education. And recently we’ve been observing World Teachers' Day by recognizing a few amazing teachers on our +Google in Education page. Here on Fridaygram, we try to honor our teachers by using good spelling and grammar.

Savvy history and science teachers might have told their students that yesterday was the 55th anniversary of the Sputnik launch. Sputnik was the first human-made object to reach space. Sputnik looked like a basketball with antennas stuck to its side, and the little (585 mm diameter) spacecraft beeped its way around the world. Sputnik only lasted about 3 months in orbit, but it was a huge milestone.

Sputnik (replica)

Finally, here’s something that might prove educational: it's a video that shows how to flip food in a pan just like a pro. Spoiler alert: you’re supposed to move the pan back and forth, rather than actually trying to flip the food into the air. This will give you something to practice over the weekend.


All week long we post about important developer topics. Once a week, on Friday, we do a Fridaygram just for stuff that’s fun and interesting, but not necessarily developer-related. Special thanks this week to Boing Boing for showing off the food-flipping video.

2013, By: Seo Master