10s loading lag
tomByrer opened this issue · 3 comments
Your web pages load very slow, +10 seconds with Google Fiber connected by Ethernet At first I thought you were using isomorphic-git in the browser to actually show the pages, so my reaction was, "I don't want to use this laggy library." Then looking in devtools I find one of your loading JS files was holding everything up:
https://wzrd.in/standalone/pify@latest
Looks like you know how fast jsDelivr is :) They can directly source from GitHub & concoct several files into 1 to save on requests. But seems like you can switch out directly with:
https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/pify@3.0.0/index.js
cheers
Oh huh. I wonder why I'm running pify through browserify. Oooooh, yeah so if you look, pify doesn't export a UMD module, so even though https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/pify@3.0.0/index.js would be faster it won't work, because it's not written for the browser.
I'll just download it an manually add it to the static folder so we're not relying on wzrd.in service.
Thanks for the detailed bug report!
At first I thought you were using isomorphic-git in the browser to actually show the pages, so my reaction was, "I don't want to use this laggy library."
Well, hopefully that won't be people's first impression now. But believe me, it is still pretty darn heavy. I've been working this past two weeks to get the bundlesize down and the processing speed up, but it may still be too slow for many applications. I don't want it to be, and it will continue to get faster and leaner, but it is not at production-level performance yet.