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This makes use of the https://github.com/xp-forge/compression library and improves the download speed.
Note: This is on an 16MBit DSL line (yes, I know it's 2023, looking at you, Deutsche Telekom 😊!)
Before:
$ xp bundle -f Resolving package versions - Resolving npm/ol (^7.1 => 7.5.2) - Resolving Overpass (fonts) - Resolving . (local .) Generating vendor bundle (dependencies: 3) > static\vendor.css: 6.29 kB > static\vendor.css.gz: 1.52 kB > static\vendor.css.br: 1.31 kB > static\vendor.js: 755.80 kB > static\vendor.js.gz: 204.90 kB > static\vendor.js.br: 167.10 kB Bundle operations: 1 bundle(s) created in 3.774 seconds using 5716.57 kB memory
After:
$ xp bundle -f Resolving package versions - Resolving npm/ol (^7.1 => 7.5.2) - Resolving Overpass (fonts) - Resolving . (local .) Generating vendor bundle (dependencies: 3) > static\vendor.css: 6.29 kB > static\vendor.css.gz: 1.52 kB > static\vendor.css.br: 1.31 kB > static\vendor.js: 755.80 kB > static\vendor.js.gz: 204.90 kB > static\vendor.js.br: 167.10 kB Bundle operations: 1 bundle(s) created in 3.420 seconds using 5794.55 kB memory
About 300ms, not a huge improvement, but I'll take it 🙂!
Released in https://github.com/xp-forge/frontend/releases/tag/v5.5.0
This makes use of the https://github.com/xp-forge/compression library and improves the download speed.
Speed
Note: This is on an 16MBit DSL line (yes, I know it's 2023, looking at you, Deutsche Telekom 😊!)
Before:
After:
About 300ms, not a huge improvement, but I'll take it 🙂!