Ralph J retweeted
In case you missed it, I gave a talk at Next.js Conf where I cover the amazing work my team is doing to make it easier and faster to load third-party libraries in Next.js
youtube.com/watch?v=zZPNwx0m…
Ralph J retweeted
Third-party scripts can heavily impact performance.
@googlechrome is happy to partner with @nextjs & frameworks on smarter ways to load them via new wrapper components 🙏
dub.sh/next-third-parties
Ralph J retweeted
I've written down some thoughts on ways to improve the performance and developer experience of loading Google tag (gtag.js) and Google Tag Manager in Next.js apps. What if we had convenient utilities for this?
Have thoughts? Suggestions? Please share!
github.com/vercel/next.js/di…
Ralph J retweeted
Better CSS inlining for SSR users is coming in Angular 16.1! In collab with Chrome Aurora (@janicklas), we've integrated a new version of Critters that improves runtime performance and adds features to finetune the generated CSS.
Enable it here: angular.io/guide/workspace-c…
Ralph J retweeted
I've shared my thoughts in an RFC to explore how a @nuxt_js module can make it easier and faster to load many popular third-party libraries.
Let me know what you think!
github.com/nuxt/nuxt/discuss…
Ralph J retweeted
We are delighted to announce a renewed partnership with @googlechrome for the coming year.
We will be continuing to work with the Aurora team, who have been instrumental in helping us pioneer significant performance improvements across our stack 🫶✨
Ralph J retweeted
I wrote an RFC for a new @nextjs package that would make it easier to load popular third-party libraries 🎉
Share your feedback!
github.com/vercel/next.js/di…
ALT Code snippet that shows a GoogleAnalytics component being fetched from a next/third-parties library
Ralph J retweeted
The Aurora team collaborated with @angular to develop a new directive for optimizing images in your Angular app.
Now available in developer preview in v14.2!
Read more about the details here: developer.chrome.com/blog/an…
Ralph J retweeted
Friendly reminder: there's an experimental Next.js flag that lets you to relocate third-party scripts to a web worker using Partytown.
We need more feedback before we can consider making this stable. Try it and share your performance wins and/or issues!
github.com/vercel/next.js/di…
ALT Code snippet that shows how the experimental "worker" strategy can be used with the Next.js Script component to relocate a script to a web worker.
Ralph J retweeted
Want to learn more about how a small team of Chrome engineers (Aurora) are working to improve Next.js?
Tune in to my session this Thursday at @reactathon!
remote.reactathon.com
Join us this Thursday for special pre-conf remote sessions from 10am - 12pm PT, with keynotes from:
@hdjirdeh - Next.js & Chrome
@theburningmonk - Lessons from running AppSync in Production
@acemarke - The Evolution of Redux Async Logic
Mark your 🗓️!
remote.reactathon.com
Ralph J retweeted
Thanks to @Janicklas, Next.js can now automatically inline Critical CSS ✨
Feature is experimental and behind a flag, but we'll love to hear your feedback:
1. Add `experimental: { optimizeCss: true }` to next.config.js
2. Install critters@0.0.7 as a dependency
And that's it!
🚀🚀
📣 We're thrilled to share *critical CSS inlining during SSR*! An experimental Angular Universal feature for faster apps we shipped together with @ChromiumDev ⚡️
Try it out and let us know what you think on GitHub!
Find how to enable it and more below 👇
github.com/angular/universal…
Ralph J retweeted
@BasrurRavi @TheNameIsYash Love you guys' work on #KGF. Keep up the good work fellas! The music is really well done and appreciate the effort you guys put in. Any plans to release #KGFMonsterHit songs on #Spotify?