So many questions, and I look forward to the answers in your future posts.
If I follow you, it renders server side, and you're saying it delivers that same HTML to the client. Then the javascript lazy loads after the TTI. Is that right?
Are you saying that the HTML that loads is the entire app's HTML or just the single page navigation you are on (I assume the latter, right)?
Once on the browser, is it truly interactive if the javascript is now being lazy loaded? Would some of the javascript possibly be delivered and ready after the HTML is painted?
Yes, you fallow right. Play with the demo here: stackblitz.com/edit/qwik-todo-demo Notice how little JS gets downloaded, and how JS keeps getting downloaded as you interact with the page.
Thanks for sharing this! I love the concept!
So many questions, and I look forward to the answers in your future posts.
If I follow you, it renders server side, and you're saying it delivers that same HTML to the client. Then the javascript lazy loads after the TTI. Is that right?
Are you saying that the HTML that loads is the entire app's HTML or just the single page navigation you are on (I assume the latter, right)?
Once on the browser, is it truly interactive if the javascript is now being lazy loaded? Would some of the javascript possibly be delivered and ready after the HTML is painted?
Thanks again for sharing!
Yes, you fallow right. Play with the demo here: stackblitz.com/edit/qwik-todo-demo Notice how little JS gets downloaded, and how JS keeps getting downloaded as you interact with the page.
thanks!