Wait a moment, I guess that you know more about Gatsby than I do, but isn't it so that, as a SSG, Gatsby normally outputs static HTML pages?
So that's not your conventional SPA - it's more like an old fashioned static HTML site. What do you mean then by the bundle size being "larger than an SSG"? Even though you program your Gatsby site with React, the output normally isn't a React app.
(hydration, as I understood it, can then optionally overlay a React app on top of it, if you need 'dynamic' behavior, but this is optional - but I might be misunderstanding what hydration means, I'd need to read up on it)
The "speed tricks" (techniques) that they're referring to are things which improve your site's metrics in Lighthouse etcetera - optimizing images, the way CSS and other resources are bundled and loaded, and so on.
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Wait a moment, I guess that you know more about Gatsby than I do, but isn't it so that, as a SSG, Gatsby normally outputs static HTML pages?
So that's not your conventional SPA - it's more like an old fashioned static HTML site. What do you mean then by the bundle size being "larger than an SSG"? Even though you program your Gatsby site with React, the output normally isn't a React app.
(hydration, as I understood it, can then optionally overlay a React app on top of it, if you need 'dynamic' behavior, but this is optional - but I might be misunderstanding what hydration means, I'd need to read up on it)
The "speed tricks" (techniques) that they're referring to are things which improve your site's metrics in Lighthouse etcetera - optimizing images, the way CSS and other resources are bundled and loaded, and so on.