4 ms·

Right, but with SSR the other frameworks basically have no downside. Their loading is also instant. A 1 second long hydration is not a big deal.

• nailer 8y ago
  1000ms hydration may be a big deal, hydration may also take more than 1000ms.
  • KaoruAoiShiho 8y ago
    What matters to people is the content loading and being able to see the page. For the majority of apps the hydration is almost irrelevant because the time it takes to read the page and decide to interact with it takes vastly more than 1000ms, though there could be exceptions. It's certainly the case for all the apps I've worked on.
    • untog 8y ago
      It can still cause things like janky scrolling while the JS is parsed. Less JS is never ever going to be a bad thing
    • nailer 8y ago
      > the time it takes to read the page and decide to interact with (the page) takes vastly more than 1000ms OK. We have different experiences then.