Cutting down on JavaScript is super important when you're building modern websites. It's a big deal for making your pages work well and be more eff...
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Hi Syket,
Great article and love the graphics. Can I suggest, you might want to update your code examples to use syntax highlighting.
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@tracygjg Thank you so much, I will use syntax highlighting, and I will keep it in mind.
Yes, it will be very useful
great yr
Thanks @ayushh
Yeah, async import worked for me briliantly. My nextjs project has 2MB of initial JS (which is a lot)
And now its down to 1MB.
There's still some room for improvement, I'm sure I think I'll someday clean it 100% and it will be really satisfying when i've done that
@koza_brajamagenta Right, there is always some scope to improve code, I wish you good luck. Thanks.
I find article great somehow for reducing electric consumptions. It may unleash decarbonisation which is an actual warning through worldwide scale.
@heyeasley Thanks, good to see you liked it.
Thanks, @matin_mollapur Good to see you liked it. I will try my best to share the knowledge that I have gained over the years of experience in the industry. That makes me motivated. Thanks for comment.
after minify those are look:
but really useless because don't pass the return value to no one.
Hello Syket.
Thanks for the information âšī¸. A developer needs modern framework like React js and Nextjs to foster this techniques when building a modern web app.
Best regards
@adamjamiu You are on spot, Thanks for sharing your feedback.
Loved it, will definitely keep this in mind.
Nice, thank you very much for sharing!
Thanks a lot, honestly learned so much. Especially that comments really do affect build size