Great job on this article @jankapunkt
!! This is a really helpful reference for the Meteor community! I'm using your ServiceWorker and really appreciated the ease of turning my app into a PWA with it 😀
I've not tried dynamic imports yet, but they look really useful for large dependencies on the client that could load at a later time. I didn't know about them and I will make use of them soon.
I've been thoughtful about my client side imports, but I think I could do a lot more to reduce their size soon.
Thanks for being such a clear thinker & tester, you're adding A LOT of value to the Meteor community! 🎉
Graduated in Digital Media M.Sc. now developing the next generation of educational software. Since a while I develop full stack in Javascript using Meteor. Love fitness and Muay Thai after work.
Hey @mullojo
thanks a lot for the response. I am very grateful to hear my contributions to be of value to others! Regarding dynamic import: our use case is to have a very rich client UI with lots of pages and features and at the same time clients may have an unstable or low connection. If you want to keep a great performance in terms of loading times then dynamic import is a must. Once you get into the design logic for dynamically loaded pages and content then it will become a no-brainer.
If you have any questions about dynamic import that could be worth to become an article please let me know ;-)
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Great job on this article @jankapunkt !! This is a really helpful reference for the Meteor community! I'm using your ServiceWorker and really appreciated the ease of turning my app into a PWA with it 😀
I've not tried dynamic imports yet, but they look really useful for large dependencies on the client that could load at a later time. I didn't know about them and I will make use of them soon.
I've been thoughtful about my client side imports, but I think I could do a lot more to reduce their size soon.
Thanks for being such a clear thinker & tester, you're adding A LOT of value to the Meteor community! 🎉
Hey @mullojo thanks a lot for the response. I am very grateful to hear my contributions to be of value to others! Regarding dynamic import: our use case is to have a very rich client UI with lots of pages and features and at the same time clients may have an unstable or low connection. If you want to keep a great performance in terms of loading times then dynamic import is a must. Once you get into the design logic for dynamically loaded pages and content then it will become a no-brainer.
If you have any questions about dynamic import that could be worth to become an article please let me know ;-)