Day Two (stream crashed)
summary
A small CLI framework is explained with templates commands modules core showing how templates bootstrap projects, modules install into a project folder without touching package locks, can carry state, and run their own dependencies; a real weekly‑planner is built four different ways (Redux+thunk+Material, Redux+Observable+Ant, MobX variants) and measured for bundle size, load/script/render times, with application number four wins; surprising concrete numbers include 922 Gatsby sites with median Lighthouse 75 and median minified JS around 891 KB.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 35:15#BYTECONF REACT 2020 A free virtual React conference
- 37:21Speed up your Gatsby app in a day
- 37:51Why bother?
- 42:27Lazy-load where possible
- 46:27Bundle size & request counts aren't everything
- 48:12So please test your website on low-end devices / connections
- 48:23Switch to Preact
- 52:09Not every team has the privilege to avoid external components
- 52:38React rendering
- 56:24Gatsby's biggest bottleneck: content duplication
- 57:24Be mindful of content duplication
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