← Back to context Comment by isqueiros 21 days ago 40mb is way too much for a JS bundle... Even with a framework you could do this with 5mb or less. 5 comments isqueiros Reply embedding-shape 21 days ago > you could do this with 5mb or lessHow quick the times change... Back in my days, we put the limit on bundles being maximum 1MB, and it felt large even then. isqueiros 21 days ago Don't get me wrong. 5mb is a lot for this, yes. This app, coded with love and interest could easily be made under 1mb. rebane2001 21 days ago This app IS made in under 1mb. The entire app, including all the assets minus all the actual Wikipedia data, is 21kB (no minification or compression). And all of it is in a single html file with human-readable code. 2 replies →
embedding-shape 21 days ago > you could do this with 5mb or lessHow quick the times change... Back in my days, we put the limit on bundles being maximum 1MB, and it felt large even then. isqueiros 21 days ago Don't get me wrong. 5mb is a lot for this, yes. This app, coded with love and interest could easily be made under 1mb. rebane2001 21 days ago This app IS made in under 1mb. The entire app, including all the assets minus all the actual Wikipedia data, is 21kB (no minification or compression). And all of it is in a single html file with human-readable code. 2 replies →
isqueiros 21 days ago Don't get me wrong. 5mb is a lot for this, yes. This app, coded with love and interest could easily be made under 1mb. rebane2001 21 days ago This app IS made in under 1mb. The entire app, including all the assets minus all the actual Wikipedia data, is 21kB (no minification or compression). And all of it is in a single html file with human-readable code. 2 replies →
rebane2001 21 days ago This app IS made in under 1mb. The entire app, including all the assets minus all the actual Wikipedia data, is 21kB (no minification or compression). And all of it is in a single html file with human-readable code. 2 replies →
> you could do this with 5mb or less
How quick the times change... Back in my days, we put the limit on bundles being maximum 1MB, and it felt large even then.
Don't get me wrong. 5mb is a lot for this, yes. This app, coded with love and interest could easily be made under 1mb.
This app IS made in under 1mb. The entire app, including all the assets minus all the actual Wikipedia data, is 21kB (no minification or compression). And all of it is in a single html file with human-readable code.
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