I'd be interested in seeing React Native in this comparison.

I'm not overly familiar with it, but we use it at work. I've no idea if I should expect it to be quicker or slower than something like Next.

> This isn’t just an inconvenience. It’s technofeudalism.

> This isn’t a todo list with hardcoded arrays. It’s a real app with database persistence (appears twice)

this article was written by ChatGPT. I'm tired

Interesting, in my case I'm using Capacitor (since I need bluetooth and it's not well supported across browsers), and I want the app to be able to work offline too for some features, so I don't really care about the bundle size (it ships with the native app) and I prefer SPA than MPA so I can build it once and ship it with the code

Great post. Im moderately annoyed that on Safari mobile it has an incorrect and super annoying horizontal scroll.

Reference to SpeedCurve, they have a skip link on their home page yet nowhere id="main" was found.

Excellent work, I love experiments like these. Unsurprisingly the site is also lightning fast to load.

Comparing something like next.js to other frameworks doesn’t make much sense anymore given that most webdevs choose DX and easy deployment above anything else. Vercel’s growth is proof of that.

Any reason the url is '10-kanban-boards'? I noticed this when I copied the url to share.