Progressive Web Apps with React.js

2/2/2017

In this article, the author discusses how to improve the page load performance of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) built with React.js. The article focuses on techniques and best practices for optimizing the initial page load, such as code splitting, lazy loading, and preloading critical assets. It also covers strategies for improving subsequent navigation within the PWA, including implementing caching and using service workers. The author emphasizes the importance of minimizing the payload size and reducing network latency to ensure a fast and smooth user experience. Overall, the article provides valuable insights and practical recommendations for developers looking to enhance the performance of PWAs built with React.js.

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