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Culling all that JS can make things faster for everyone. If you have a web app there’s no point, but if you’re displaying text and images and your site doesn’t
by confounded 9y ago
Culling all that JS can make things faster for everyone.
If you have a web app there’s no point, but if you’re displaying text and images and your site doesn’t work without JS, you’ve over-egged a solved problem.
(... While increasing perceived latency, especially for mobile users.)