React-starter-kit: Vendor.js and Client.js should be one file in production
Client.js is worthless without Vendor.js and Vendor.js is worthless without Client.js. Client.js requires Vendor.js to be loaded to work.
So why make two HTTP requests? Think these files would also be smaller combined than separate (given how gzip compresses duplicates). Believe we should combine these files into one. Any rationale for not doing so in production?
buildbreakdo
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Agreed! PR is welcome :)
frenzzy
on 29 Nov 2017
That's a really great idea!
tim-soft
on 2 Dec 2017
Vendor may be less likely to change often than, say, client. YMMV, but you could probably put a longer cache life on your vendor bundle. This wouldn't help first hits, but could help second visits. Depends what your priorities are.
That's often the rationale behind such a decision, as far as I've experienced :)
mikehdt
on 8 Dec 2017
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Vendor may be less likely to change often than, say, client. YMMV, but you could probably put a longer cache life on your vendor bundle. This wouldn't help first hits, but could help second visits. Depends what your priorities are.
That's often the rationale behind such a decision, as far as I've experienced :)