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If you're focusing on speed, why any javascript at all? I don't see any images, and the site is only updated once a day? I think you could easily go from the
by turtlebits 4y ago
If you're focusing on speed, why any javascript at all? I don't see any images, and the site is only updated once a day? I think you could easily go from the current 272k of resources down to under 10k.
- bradgessler 4y agoIt was like that before when this was a static website, but JS actually speeds up subsequent page loads via Turbo links. The other great thing about Turbo's JS architecture is that it doesn't really block things on the initial load.