For me, the main take-away is: > …it’s a sad indictment of things that they can be so slow on the multi-core hyperpowerful Mac that I use every day, but immedi

For me, the main take-away is: > …it’s a sad indictment of things that they can be so slow on the multi-core hyperpowerful Mac that I use every day, but immediately become fast when JavaScript is disabled. > It’s even sadder when using a typical site and you realise how much Javascript it downloads. I now know why my 1GB mobile data allowance keeps burning out at least… As a developer, I understand not wanting to devote a large amount of time, catering to some insignificant portion of your audience who disables JavaScript. And I love JavaScript, but I cringe at the thought that we are needlessly slowing things down with MBs of JS that change too often to be meaningfully cached. If you are serving MBs of JS after gzip, please make sure that I am not going to have to download all of it every time I pull up your site on my phone every week or so.