How to understand that the site is fast?

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jedifa2021-07-23 18:45:59

Web development

jedifa, 2021-07-23 18:45:59

Please tell me how to understand that the site (both frontend and backend) is fast, optimized? Well, for example, there are many people who argue that node js or go or something else is faster, so how then to understand that the backend and frontend of the site are fast, or in general the site as a whole?

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Nadim Zakirov, 2021-07-23
@zkrvndm

See Google score:
https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/

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Alexander Falaleev, 2021-07-24
@suffix_ixbt

It's very simple - open my site (on the heavy edition of "Expert" Bitrix, which is considered terrible and slow) - click on the menu / articles / news and understand - here it is a fast site :) Of course, you can see my site in webpagetest.org or in pagespeed Google - it will also be fast there :)
https://www.babai.ru

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Saboteur, 2021-07-24
@saboteur_kiev

That's what load tests are for.
Any site slows down under a certain load. A fast site is one that performs reasonably well under the expected or current load.
And to be measured by spherical horses in a vacuum is pointless.

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index0h, 2021-07-24
@index0h

If you consider the speed of content delivery as speed - the "closer" the server is to you and the wider the channel - the faster.
If by speed you mean the speed of processing requests by the server, it depends on the task and how it is solved for a particular request. For example, it’s stupid to return the picture as it is - it’s fast, and making payments takes orders of magnitude longer.
The speed of the front also depends on the tasks and the method of solution.