[Arthanos]

Surprised to see the top comments here so doom-and-gloom: "ah it was posted in 2016, I don't think anyone (but do wish) cares about limiting their JS usage anymore "

The tools we have available today to optimize JS and build for progressive enhancement are light years ahead of 2016 because the smartest minds in the industry have optimized for it. The rise of batteries-included server-side-rendered React apps like Remix and Next massively cut down on time-to-first-paint and React 18 makes it easier than ever to defer rendering of async or interactive portions of the page (e.g. the Like count, the reply form) in favor of getting static content on the screen as fast as possible.

[nfRfqX5n]

it’s always doom and gloom on here regarding web dev, unfortunately