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They are almost always noticeably faster for page loads after the initial one. If they aren't then it was built really, really wrong
by weird-eye-issue 6y ago
They are almost always noticeably faster for page loads after the initial one. If they aren't then it was built really, really wrong
- thwarted 6y agoNoticeably faster on subsequent page loads compared to the first one, sure. But many SPA take longer, in general, to get to the usable point than this netscape page.
- weird-eye-issue 6y agoYes that is why I explicitly said "after the first one". That was my whole point it is slower on the first and faster on later ones. Which is why they are for Applications
- thwarted 6y agoThe performance of website SPAs over time isn't the comparison I made. In my experience, the first, second, and any later load-to-usable time of a SPA is longer than the load-to-usable time for websites that are implemented like this netscape site.