I worked as frontend dev for a long time (love performance optimization), expanded to more backend focused roles over time to have e2e impact and reduce waste. Im looking for a fullstack role, preferably with backends in node/elixir/ruby. I love those languages and would like to continue being exposed to those ecosystems.
I thought I was going crazy, but on my M3 pro with 36gb, 300 line file is... Weird when I scroll up/down. It's just not smooth. I don't know how to explain it, but I don't like that effect.
I'm pretty sure people who give in to subscriptions are usually forced to use a tool (or adobe) for one reason or another. New tool, that does one small thing, would not force many people to go into that absurd payment model.
FWIW with pretty aggressive uBlock setup its "just" 7MB and 1.6s to load, so it might be just their love for analytics, tracking, measuring and lack of smart code splitting thats killing the performance.
I had similar problem. They demanded some documents for KYC, and my "address of operation" did not match "address of registration", or something similar. It took me over a month of writing with their support to even get any info WHAT is wrong, then couple of days on chats with them to straighten it out. Terrible system demanding a lot of my energy and time to get back access to MY MONEY. Because of course they blocked withdrawal/payments from my account.
But tailwind/nextjs version has a lot of files incluced (ie. svg icons) which the other extracted to separate files.
Also, nextjs adds its own code that is completely unnecessary. Such as, 15 reponsive versions of the same image file, script tags at the end with the whole content in json.
This comparison does not feel objective (or honest) at all to me. If you want to prove to professionals that your CSS solution is better, you need to provide much stronger evidence. Preferably ones those professionals can't disprove within 30 seconds of comparing the examples themselves.
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I worked as frontend dev for a long time (love performance optimization), expanded to more backend focused roles over time to have e2e impact and reduce waste. Im looking for a fullstack role, preferably with backends in node/elixir/ruby. I love those languages and would like to continue being exposed to those ecosystems.