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I think a lot of the slowness is because it's being compiled in your browser. It would be much better if you compiled all the less files down to one minified cs
by jeffasinger 13y ago
I think a lot of the slowness is because it's being compiled in your browser. It would be much better if you compiled all the less files down to one minified css file.
- rriepe 13y agoYep, just use LESS normally and you'll see the huge up-front load times go away.
- mm021 13y agoI totally understand that. I just wish the OP did.
- rriepe 13y agoThe demo requires client-side LESS to work.
- mm021 13y ago"working" does not make a site good. I understand that the site requires client-side less to "work". I simply wanted to point out that this "working" is painfully slow and miserable for the user. By my own definition, this does not "work". Edit: Just noticed this was the OP I was replying to... If you want to make the site exemplary, then make it fast. Use all manner of web optimizations for the example, to show what's truly possible. It's not just about design, it's about experience.
- KaoruAoiShiho 13y agoSo you'd rather it be fast but doesn't work?
- manojlds 13y agoAre you understanding what's happening? The site uses client side less so that it can do some of the dynamic stuff. YOUR site, using this theme, won't have to do that.