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AWS Amplify just shipped three game-changing features that make querying relational data feel less like a chore and more like writing plain JavaScript. If you've ever wrestled with loading nested data in offlin...
Tokopedia's mobile web was scoring 67-71 on PageSpeed during their biggest sale event. With most traffic on 3G, that meant 5-6 second load times when milliseconds matter most.
Tokopedia slashed their mobile homepage JavaScript from 320kB to just 37kB. Here's how they did it without rebuilding everything.
Caviar's mobile site was bleeding conversions. Their homepage took nearly 10 seconds to load, and 53% of users were bouncing before seeing a single restaurant.
LinkedIn shipped a 75KB mobile experience that loaded in under 6 seconds on 100 Kbps connections. Six engineers built it in four months.
Chris Heilmann from Mozilla called on developers to help shape the future of mobile web standards back in 2012. The questions they asked then still echo in today's cross-platform debates.