Simple Performance Optimizations on Grofers.com with React, Webpack, HTTP/2
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Re: Simple Performance Optimizations on Grofers.com with React, Webpack, HTTP/2
#2I think brotli can be used. Global usage is 55% according to http://caniuse.com/#search=brotli
Re: Simple Performance Optimizations on Grofers.com with React, Webpack, HTTP/2
#3I think brotli can be used. Global usage is 55% according to http://caniuse.com/#search=brotli
When we started out, we were short on time and thought of using either whichever covers most of our target user base. Zopfli works everywhere whereas Brotli is not supported everywhere. Also, Nginx does not support Brotli out of the box and had to be compiled. Since there were some complexities as well, we went ahead with Zopfli only.
Now that we have more time, we have the luxury to setup infrastructure for serving both Zopfli and Brotli. Perhaps one of the next steps for us to make our website even faster.
Re: Simple Performance Optimizations on Grofers.com with React, Webpack, HTTP/2
#41)Where do you make your api calls in componentDidMount or componentWillMount ?
2)Are you using Redux to manage all of your state? Is it getting too verbose?
Re: Simple Performance Optimizations on Grofers.com with React, Webpack, HTTP/2
#5Might want to make use of CSS sprites.
Re: Simple Performance Optimizations on Grofers.com with React, Webpack, HTTP/2
#61)Where do you make your api calls in componentDidMount or componentWillMount ? 2)Are you using Redux to manage all of your state? Is it getting too verbose?
componentDidMount is the right place to call for an API.
if you are interested in server-side rendering would recommend this post https://blog.tableflip.io/server-side-rendering-with-react-a...
yes we use redux and strongly follows its design pattern.
Re: Simple Performance Optimizations on Grofers.com with React, Webpack, HTTP/2
#71)Where do you make your api calls in componentDidMount or componentWillMount ? 2)Are you using Redux to manage all of your state? Is it getting too verbose?
componentDidMount is the right place to call for an API. if you are interested in server-side rendering would recommend this post https://blog.tableflip.io/server-side-rendering-with-react-a... yes we use redux and strongly follows its design pattern.
Thanks for that link.
Have you guys looked into MobX?