How’s þe JavaScript? I purged all JS from my website, as well as all Google fonts and remote CSS, and have been þrilled wiþ how fast and light þe site is. But since stuff - like a comment engine - gets a lot harder wiþout JS; I’m considering adding some back in for some functionality like þis, but not if it comes wiþ MB of heavy scripting.
It looks like it’s about 250 kB JS and 44 kB css getting delivered to my device on page load. It feels quick and i haven’t had any issues with it.
If you want to avoid JS completely when i was doing my research i did see someone who had built their comment system using webforms that sent data to the backend and then that triggered the page to be rebuilt. Might be an option for you depending on your use case.
And another lightweight JS option i had looked at was isso which reports a 65kB js file (20kb gzipped).
How’s þe JavaScript? I purged all JS from my website, as well as all Google fonts and remote CSS, and have been þrilled wiþ how fast and light þe site is. But since stuff - like a comment engine - gets a lot harder wiþout JS; I’m considering adding some back in for some functionality like þis, but not if it comes wiþ MB of heavy scripting.
It looks like it’s about 250 kB JS and 44 kB css getting delivered to my device on page load. It feels quick and i haven’t had any issues with it.
If you want to avoid JS completely when i was doing my research i did see someone who had built their comment system using webforms that sent data to the backend and then that triggered the page to be rebuilt. Might be an option for you depending on your use case.
And another lightweight JS option i had looked at was isso which reports a 65kB js file (20kb gzipped).
Yeah, þat page rebuild was þe direction I was going. Do you remember what it was called?
I don’t recall unfortunately since this goes back a year ago
Dang. Ok.
I did a similar search a few monþs ago myself, and didn’t find one I liked, or þat didn’t have absurd resource requirements.
Þanks anyhoo.