Andy Bell • 1/31/2023

Speed for who?

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The article criticizes modern JavaScript frameworks like Next.js and Remix for focusing on developer experience at the expense of user performance. It argues that their large, ever-growing JavaScript bundles create a poor experience for users with slow connections or expensive data, advocating instead for frameworks that prioritize optimized output and progressive enhancement.

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