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I love the performance footer. Proud!
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Hack to the future · What past front-end approaches still teach us https://ilo.im/166f1r
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NooshuHack to the Future - Frontend
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Stop trying to kill the Single-Page Application · “Reports of SPA’s death are greatly exaggerated.” https://ilo.im/166f1c
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ilo.imStop Trying to Kill the SPA | Frontend at ScaleReports of SPA's death are greatly exaggerated.
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Using the Safari developer tools · How to get started with Safari’s Web Inspector https://ilo.im/165xux
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ilo.im · How To Use The Safari Developer Tools | DebugBearLearn how to use Safari's developer tools to debug your website on Mac OS and iOS.
5 terabytes for 30 seconds of homepage video 
is it worth it? (no) https://wagtail.org/blog/5-terabytes-for-30-seconds-of-homepage-video/
Wagtail CMS5 terabytes for 30 seconds of homepage video | Wagtail CMS
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The beauty of a text-only webpage · “You’re contributing to a simple, calm, and happier internet.” https://ilo.im/1666f6
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Alban's BlogThe beauty of a text only webpageThere's something I love about opening a text-only webpage.
They're a refuge from the GDPR cookie banners, the trashy ads, the email opt-ins, and the god...
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The fastest site in the Tour de France · Which bike brand excelled in both browser and race? https://ilo.im/16600l
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ilo.imThe Fastest Site in the Tour de France – CSS WizardryHow fast are pro cycling teams’ and manufacturers’ websites? A CrRRUX-powered deep dive into bike brand performance, visibility, and missed opportunities.
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The current state of skeleton screens · ”Loading screens are not fooling anyone anymore.” https://ilo.im/165vxd
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Web Designer Depot · Skeleton Screens Are Just Gray Lies We Tell OurselvesSkeleton screens aren’t clever UX anymore—they’re just visual duct tape over slow, bloated apps. In 2025, users see through the shimmering gray lies, and it's time we stop pretending they work. If your site needs skeletons, maybe what it really needs is a faster brain, not a prettier mask.
Anyone else using Compression Dictionary Transport to compress response bodies with a site-specific dictionary?
The first time you visit https://www.astray.com/recipes/ in Chrome, the response body is compressed with Brotli and takes 2,186 bytes. In the background the browser downloads a 400 byte dictionary.
The next time you visit https://www.astray.com/recipes/ the body is compressed with Brotli (using the shared dictionary) and takes only 1,799 bytes.
The savings add up with each request.
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www.astray.comAstray RecipesSearch 187,847 recipes. You can search by recipe title or by ingredient. For example: 'pavlova', 'pasta tomato zucchini', or 'pasta AND tomato OR zucchini'
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Fwiw: I've seen arr.length = 0; as a way to empty an array after taking a slice copy, before processing its contents, to ensure atomicity around a buffer.
This is usually an unverified micro-optimisation that may even be counter-productive depending on browser/engine; compared to simpler = [];
However one valid use is multiple variables/props pointing to it, then it can avoid a split brain problem.