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The document discusses strategies for improving the performance and scalability of web applications. It recommends offloading work from web servers and databases onto client browsers by delivering content like JSON data and serving assets from caches and CDNs. For Magento specifically, it suggests making the product catalog, filtering, and sorting available via JSON so the client can handle those tasks without server requests. Metrics and monitoring tools are also mentioned.
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