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In my experience, it's OK to have a (slightly) longer load time for content behind a login wall. I also spend extra effort caching whatever I can for return vis
by duhi88 7y ago
In my experience, it's OK to have a (slightly) longer load time for content behind a login wall. I also spend extra effort caching whatever I can for return visits. Refreshing the page should give you an almost instant load time.
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- mattmanser 7y agoI wonder if you've actually talked to any users, or this is just your personal opinion. I hate load times for apps, especially as I know it should be instant and all sites I architecture load instantly.
- duhi88 7y agoYea, I've run user feedback sessions. Page loads never come up as a complaint (plenty of other things to complain about :P) The goal was to keep an average of <3.0s for the first meaningful paint, after login. Before login, all pages were treated with the same respect you'd treat any marketing page; render what you can as fast as you can. Back with AngularJS, when code-splitting and lazy-loading modules/controllers wasn't an option, you had to get creative. Since moving to Vue, initial page load has never been an issue.