Performant Front-End Architecture

Re:Performant Front-End Architecture by ChrisCinelli on Monday February 10, 2020 @05:35PM (#22294164)

I love checklists but you may end up with people dumbly following them.

That may be good when a checklist is accurate.

Unfortunately models work in the constraints and simplifing assumptions they were built in.

"Web development" it is a pretty large subject to cover. Best practices for dynimic site that is image heavy do not match best practice for systems that is heavy in static content.

A check list for web delopment is going to be pretty messy if you want to account of all cases.

But maybe it is worth giving it a try...

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Re:Performant Front-End Architecture by chucksmash on Monday February 10, 2020 @09:05PM (#22295352)

Include an item on the performance checklist about not blindly following items on the performance checklist.

Now nobody who follows the checklist completely could be doing so blindly.

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Re:Performant Front-End Architecture by ChrisCinelli on Monday February 10, 2020 @05:41PM (#22294205)

There are boilerplates that encapsulate best practices for some use cases but they may end up obsolete after a year or so...

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