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Surely your point could be made better without the hyperbole? "Most outrageous and absurd language ever," "Megabytes of javascript", "corporate-grade bandwidth
by fwip 6y ago
Surely your point could be made better without the hyperbole?
"Most outrageous and absurd language ever," "Megabytes of javascript", "corporate-grade bandwidth", "8th-gen i7 and 8GB of memory" to open "3 images and a contact form."
I'm sure you can find one or two poorly-optimized sites that have 2MB of javascript to download, but it's by no means the necessary outcome of using "ridiculous libraries and frameworks," and not even a particularly common one.
- kevin_thibedeau 6y ago> one or two poorly-optimized sites Try every old media site and most e-commerce.
- Nextgrid 6y ago> it's by no means the necessary outcome of using "ridiculous libraries and frameworks," and not even a particularly common one The real world disagrees with you; go check out any major website and observe as your laptop's fans spin up. However I think the main problem here isn't the symptom (websites are bloated) but the root cause of the problem. I'm not sure if it's resume-driven-development by front-end developers or that they genuinely lost the skill of pure CSS & HTML but everyone seems to be pushing for React or some kind of SPA framework even when the entire website only needs a handful of pages with no dynamic content.
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