Is this slop written? It sure feels like it
The only useful parts are:
Avoid unnecessary javascript
Avoid large images
How to Improve Website Performance Without Rewriting Your Front End
5 days ago by codeinabox to c/webdev
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Interesting read. Many web applications today rely on client-side rendering, which can perform poorly. Why should users wait several seconds for a page to download, only to wait several more while it renders? In my case, I often have to enable JavaScript and reload the page because I block unknown JavaScript by default.
Another problem is when a web app aggressively probes for information such as installed extensions, as LinkedIn does. That can make the site laggy and practically unusable. But I suppose we could consider that malware anyway.
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