World’s Simplest Latency Simulator
Aptimize Software presents the world’s simplest latency simulator. An open-source browser add-in that simulates the effects of network latency. Simple and easy to use – designed for “non-experts”, developers, operations and business people to quickly see how fast or slow their website will be over the internet or across the WAN.
Ed Robinson
Riverbed
Ed Robinson has a long history in development tools and web performance. He was CEO and co-founder of Aptimize – the New Zealand-based pioneer in automated website performance tuning. After Riverbed Technology acquired Aptimize in July 2011, Ed moved to San Francisco to be general manager of web content optimization for Riverbed. Prior to all of this, Ed worked in program management for Microsoft in Visual Studio, Content Management Server, and SharePoint.
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You can also change the settings – like distance and connection speed to simulate, using an XML file. I tweaked them a bit for the presentation
Surprisingly useful. I will be using this to (hopefully) convince the higher-ups about the importance of performance.