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oxBinaryBrain opened this issue Apr 9, 2025 · 1 comment

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@oxBinaryBrain
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Description:

I'd like to propose a performance enhancement for the React frontend by implementing lazy loading for non-critical components and optimizing the bundle size.

Why This Matters:
Improves initial load time: Lazy loading ensures only necessary components are loaded upfront.

Better user experience: Faster perceived performance, especially on slower networks.

Scalability: Helps keep performance stable as more features are added.

Suggested Approach:
Use React.lazy() and Suspense for components like dashboard views or modals that aren’t immediately needed.

Consider using code splitting with tools like webpack or vite.

Audit and remove any unused dependencies.

Add compression (e.g., Gzip or Brotli) for static assets during build.

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Thank you for the feedback, @oxBinaryBrain ! We are discussing various aspects of maintenance to this repository including your suggestions and will provide an update once we've completed the discussion. Thank you again!

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