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I agree, but I'm two months behind on implementing important features. While I can take a week here and there to optimize, my time is best spent delivering busi
by lumpypua 11y ago
I agree, but I'm two months behind on implementing important features. While I can take a week here and there to optimize, my time is best spent delivering business value.
Unless you allow performance to genuinely suck (and I don't) slimming down web apps won't help my business make money. You get what current fashionable JS frameworks and build tools give me.
- vanderZwan 11y agoBut you're not the one implementing the frameworks. For those, being slim is business value.
- rmchugh 11y agoalso, page size is not the biggest performance killer. too many http requests (for example, requests out to CDNs and advertising networks) is a more likely source of problems.
- mattlutze 11y agoAs long as your customers are in the vast majority accessing your web apps over non-cellular data connections this makes sense. As more folks are cell-phone-first, ignoring the size of the payload you expect users to accept will increasingly represent a sub-optimal experience.