I’m very sorry for the stupid question – I can’t tell if this would work as described when an app is static generated using Nuxt.
I have an excessive number of DOM elements on my page and I want to reduce the amount of JS required on initial page load. As far as I can tell, even in Static Generation mode, Nuxt still has to render pages in a manner which would make vue-lazy-hydration beneficial. Is this incorrect?
I’m very sorry for the stupid question – I can’t tell if this would work as described when an app is static generated using Nuxt.
I have an excessive number of DOM elements on my page and I want to reduce the amount of JS required on initial page load. As far as I can tell, even in Static Generation mode, Nuxt still has to render pages in a manner which would make vue-lazy-hydration beneficial. Is this incorrect?
Guidance much appreciated