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It’d be nice to do this per-page: log the weight of each page and its transitive dependencies. Next.js does something like this. |
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Just a draft. This doesn't feel 100% useful, but it's a start.
I think I want to have a notion of the maximum and median page "weight", but that might be a mixture of html, css, scripts etc?
The total weight might be interesting for platform too. Although it's not saying how this compresses, if it's duplicate contents across versions, etc.