Captain Obviousness on the deck! Here are some of my personal conclusions for those of you who would like to achieve your goals no matter what.
Knowledge always comes in a slow pace, [stop worry about slow advance] Always try things in a practice & do not enter tutorial loop Never give up, just take a rest and try again Compare yourself not with somebody who is better [compare yourself with your previous copy from the past time] Always think of you improving all over the time Do not overestimate your knowledge after some learning time [remember that there are plenty things you need to learn to become a master] Value the moment that you have time to learn Pursue your dream to the end That’s it for today, i hope that you feel refreshed now!
Repeating things were transferred into template pages written in GO to prevent redundancy Codebase of the website was reduced by 233Kb [2732 lines were slain]! CSS decorations minified for even better performance 68kb -> 53kb Major refactoring of [resource fetcher]
Some new icons and pictures for your pleasure! So, less redundant code - faster browsing!
-ENJOY!
What do you think about new-neon-glowing-terminal-like-resource-preloader? It should serve a as “waiting” pix on slower 3g connections. I rewrote parsing logic a bit and put some effort into the design. Loading icons injected by means of JavaScript with some “clip-path magic”, so no pictures or svg’s. Also dropped some decorations here and there, like these one.
I am almost fullstack dev after all. As for me i am quite pleased with vertical orientation layout.
UPDATED ON: 2023-11-04
Nothing complex here, at least at this time. Here i’ll accumulate performance related information.
░▒▓ LAZY LOADING OF IMAGES ▓▒░ Just implemented lazy loading at my main index page. Concept is pretty simple you are loading images only when they appearing in the viewport of the browser. All you need to do is just to apply loading=“lazy” to the classes of loaded images.
<img loading="lazy" src="/img/demo./png" alt="Picture"> In my case it was like this: