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It's the cascade of doom... we have an internal benchmark without ads, and it's funny to see without ads we load something like 6Mb of JS but if you load the ad
by WrtCdEvrydy 6y ago
It's the cascade of doom... we have an internal benchmark without ads, and it's funny to see without ads we load something like 6Mb of JS but if you load the ads, the analytics cascade of hell will load 350Mb of JS to display one picture.
- wackget 6y ago6MB of JS without ads? What are you loading into the browser, an entire operating system?
- WrtCdEvrydy 6y agoOne whole React webapp.... plus pictures. It really isn't "JS" as much as the whole "resources" reported by Chrome.
- phendrenad2 6y ago6MB of JS without ads is unfortunately on the small side these days. Worked for a company that had 15MB of JS, after minification and compression (mostly giant JS libraries that we on the dev team used one small feature of).