Investigating the Correlation between Performance Scores and Energy Consumption of Mobile Web Apps #12
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Context. Developers have access to tools like Google Lighthouse to assess the performance of web apps and to guide the adoption of development best practices. However, when it comes to energy consumption of mobile web apps, these tools seem to be lacking.
Goal. This study investigates on the correlation between the performance scores produced by Lighthouse and the energy consumption of mobile web apps.