Well taking a site that was highly optimized for bundling and trying it unbundled on http2 is going to have poor performance.
You need to engineer it so you're downloading and using the javascript pieces as you go. Streaming your code and running it in a way. So the stuff you need more important goes first and stuff that doesn't later.
That way you get time to document interactive a lot quick. The user can start using the page.
With that in mind, http2 beats the pants of bundled js.
You need to engineer it so you're downloading and using the javascript pieces as you go. Streaming your code and running it in a way. So the stuff you need more important goes first and stuff that doesn't later.
That way you get time to document interactive a lot quick. The user can start using the page.
With that in mind, http2 beats the pants of bundled js.