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LukasBombach / next-super-performance

The case of partial hydration (with Next and Preact)

https://medium.com/spring-media-techblog/how-we-achieved-the-best-web-performance-with-partial-hydration-20fab9c808d5

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Open secretlifeof opened 5 years ago

secretlifeof commented 5 years ago

I tried to install and use the repository as described in Status, but I cannot make it work.

Error: Cannot find module 'pool-attendant-preact'

Are the installation steps complete?

JayeshPunjabi728 commented 5 years ago

Any Update ?

VitalyKrenel commented 4 years ago

Guten Tag! @LukasBombach Would you mind merging the PR #2 that helps with this issue? Your work is really an interesting case for those who is trying to improve the performance of NextJS based applications. Lazy hyndration really may be next big thing in the world of React and SSR, thanks for you work 👍

LukasBombach commented 4 years ago

Oh sorry, I did not see any of this, will do, thanks

dijs commented 4 years ago

This is incredible work! What is stopping this from being available on npm right now?

LukasBombach commented 4 years ago

My company decided to discontinue the entire project :(

We have continued this path in our new company, but we feel like there's something on the horizon from the teams at react and next.js, specifically related to suspense so we are currently waiting for something similar to pop up.

dijs commented 4 years ago

Ah, I see. No worries. I understand that.

LukasBombach commented 4 years ago

Thanks ❤️

natemoo-re commented 3 years ago

Hey there—thanks for sharing all of your work on this, @LukasBombach! It's unfortunate that you had to discontinue work on this, but for what it's worth it was incredibly inspiring for me.

I integrated a very similar partial hydration technique into microsite, so I wanted to drop a link to that for future visitors who may be interested. It is very similar to using Next.js with next export, but built on Preact and hyper-focused on performance—every single byte of JS is opt-in.

LukasBombach commented 3 years ago

Hey Nate — that is awesome!!

Am 16.11.2020 um 05:22 schrieb Nate Moore notifications@github.com:

Hey there—thanks for sharing all of your work on this, @LukasBombach https://github.com/LukasBombach! It's unfortunate that you had to discontinue work on this, but for what it's worth it was incredibly inspiring for me.

I integrated a very similar partial hydration technique into microsite https://github.com/natemoo-re/microsite, so I wanted to drop a link to that for future visitors who may be interested. It is very similar to using Next.js with next export, but built on Preact and hyper-focused on performance—every single byte of JS is opt-in.

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natemoo-re commented 3 years ago

Thanks, I really appreciate you taking the time to check it out! Excited to see what the future holds for this technique. Microsite absolutely would not exist without your early conceptual work here.