I've audited a lot of large-scale server-rendered single-page-app sites in the past several weeks and it's clear that 1: frameworks finally serving HTML up-front is a welcome (long overdue) change, and yet 2: chasing it with a typical 1-to-6+ megabytes...
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I've audited a lot of large-scale server-rendered single-page-app sites in the past several weeks and it's clear that 1: frameworks finally serving HTML up-front is a welcome (long overdue) change, and yet 2: chasing it with a typical 1-to-6+ megabytes of "rehydrating" JavaScript means a lot of people are getting a site that may look usable but feels very broken. You can find them in the p25 who aren't getting "good" core web vitals.
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@scottjehl I think it was @nolan who coined this ‘The Uncanny Valley’ [of the Web].
This is one of the reasons I’m excited about Invoker Commands. Even if the API doesn’t cover us for all interactions (of course JavaScript will still be needed in many cases), users can at least _start_ to interact, maybe open menus, deal with cookie banners etc, before the JavaScript arrives.
