cramforce/splittable

This project is a technical reference and guide for optimizing the performance of Angular applications. It provides a comprehensive checklist for improving speed and efficiency by focusing on bundle optimization, rendering best practices, and runtime execution. The guide covers a wide array of differentiators including the implementation of progressive web app strategies through service workers and offline caching. It also details methods for improving perceived load times using server-side rendering and application shells. The repository provides guidance on broader capability areas such as

Farm is a Rust-based web build tool and development server that compiles JavaScript, TypeScript, CSS, HTML, and static assets into optimized bundles. It uses a module-graph-based bundling approach with persistent module-level caching, enabling near-instant builds and sub-20ms hot module replacement during development. The tool processes assets based on file extensions, handling CSS, Sass, Less, PostCSS, HTML, and images as first-class modules without requiring JavaScript transformation. Farm distinguishes itself through its Vite-compatible plugin system, accepting Vite, Rollup, and Unplugin p

loadable-components is a React code splitting library and client-side bundle optimizer. It functions as a dynamic component loader that splits application code into smaller chunks to reduce initial bundle size and improve page load performance. The project manages the delivery of JavaScript assets through asynchronous component loading, ensuring that code chunks are fetched on demand. It utilizes a dynamic import wrapper and promise-based resolution to handle the transition from pending states to rendered components. The library provides infrastructure for server-side rendering integration,

Browserify is a build utility that enables the use of CommonJS module patterns within client-side JavaScript applications. It functions as a dependency manager and module bundler, tracing recursive import calls to package multiple source files and their dependencies into a single, optimized file for execution in web browser environments. The project distinguishes itself by providing a comprehensive compatibility layer that allows server-side code to run in the browser. It achieves this by injecting environment shims and replacing system-level globals with browser-compatible equivalents. Throu