Only load the JavaScript that is actually used by the user….
Same loading time behaviour, no matter how much the web application scales in its feature set…
With Qwik, a so-called O(1) framework enters the scene, which uses intelligent mechanisms to break down the web application into such small components and understand their relationships with one another, so that lazy loading is raised to a new level.
In this session, we will learn together how Qwik works under the hood.
In addition, we will examine how Qwik, in contrast to conventional web frameworks, manages to get by without hydration and thus achieve the best possible page speed.
Then we'll take a look at Qwik's APIs that enable progressive JavaScript reloading and how this process can be streamlined.