There are a million and one ways to boost your website’s performance. The methods vary and some are more involved than others. The three main areas that you can work on are: hardware (your web server), server-side scripting optimization (PHP, Python, Java), and front-end performance (the meat of the web page).
This article primarily focuses on front-end performance since it’s the easiest to work on and provides you the most bang for your buck.
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