Hat tip to @nickytonline for first introducing this concept into the DEV codebase a while ago.
Thanks for a great post going over this stuff @goenning .
We're all making @addyosmani proud. 😄
Wasn't searching for the 🎩 tip, but I'll take it! It's still crazy how little effort it took to get that perf gain. 💪💯
So proud! :') Great work, Ben and team! These kinds of vendor bundle savings are awesome to see. Also, so good all of these are open-source for others to learn from.
Might be worth considering bundlesize for CI/PR JS budgets at some point :)
Great stuff! If you keep looking, you'll find many more places you can apply this!
Chrome Code Coverage is also a great tool to find downloaded javascript/css that has not been used.
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Hat tip to @nickytonline for first introducing this concept into the DEV codebase a while ago.
Thanks for a great post going over this stuff @goenning .
We're all making @addyosmani proud. 😄
Wasn't searching for the 🎩 tip, but I'll take it! It's still crazy how little effort it took to get that perf gain. 💪💯
So proud! :') Great work, Ben and team! These kinds of vendor bundle savings are awesome to see. Also, so good all of these are open-source for others to learn from.
Might be worth considering bundlesize for CI/PR JS budgets at some point :)
Great stuff! If you keep looking, you'll find many more places you can apply this!
Chrome Code Coverage is also a great tool to find downloaded javascript/css that has not been used.