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@housseindjirdeh wrote: I wanted to see if it would be possible to track web page performance across different JS frameworks. I knew that WPT already supported Wappalyzer, but was super glad to...
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@housseindjirdeh wrote: I would also love to query against page weight (median total JS bytes) across different JS frameworks but not sure how easy that would be. Would it be possible to...
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@rviscomi wrote: Nice work @housseindjirdeh! Love to see deeper analysis into JS frameworks. housseindjirdeh: • Angular,Zonejs has significantly more entries than Angular so I assume Wappalyzer mostly...
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@housseindjirdeh wrote: Yep! Definitely agree that we can begin to analyze JS framework results a bit more, hence why I kicked off this topic to start some discussion around it. Thanks a ton for the...
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@paulcalvano wrote: Nice work on this! I definitely think there’s a lot more we can learn about the cost of frameworks by digging in deeper. You can join the httparchive.pages table to the...
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@tomayac wrote: In case anyone is interested in understanding Wappalyzer, it’s all happening in this JSON file, which follows this format. Read full topic
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@samdutton wrote: Also occurred to me it would be nice to compare load speed across frameworks for pages with similar total payload size, which might make it more likely that you’re comparing like...
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@housseindjirdeh wrote: @paulcalvano that’s amazing, thank you so much. So so excited to see how much deeper we can go here @tomayac cheers thank you. @developit’s kicked off an issue to improve how...
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