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> the only sites I can reliably use currently are text sites like hacker news and amp pages. I can have a site like reddit even take 30-40 seconds to load. Wha
by vmarsy 10y ago
> the only sites I can reliably use currently are text sites like hacker news and amp pages. I can have a site like reddit even take 30-40 seconds to load.
What about reddit's AMP pages [1]?
[1] https://redditblog.com/2016/09/20/amp-and-reactredux/ https://redditblog.com/2016/09/20/amp-and-reactredux/
- lovich 10y agoIt's sending me to the mobile site, didn't even know they had amp pages, I might be better served by requesting the desktop version but my point still stands about sites just not loading
- technion 10y agoThat blog reads as contradictory. It talks about building a SPA, and rendering on the client side using JavaScript. It also talks about being AMP compliant. Those goals cannot coexist.
- systoll 10y agoI believe they mean something like https://github.com/choumx/amp-pwa https://github.com/choumx/amp-pwa. AMP pages, which link to (and preload) a react-based SPA, which gets its content from AMP pages.