I have a dashboard page in the web app I am building which is pretty much wholly made up of user data. Using the load function ‘seems’ like the best practice for fetching this data, but from my experiments it seems that a user will then have to wait for the load function to resolve before the browser even stops loading. My test setup was as below. The browser, as expected, only stops loading after 5 seconds since my mock fetch resolves after 5 seconds.

I have a dashboard page in the web app I am building which is pretty much wholly made up of user data. Using the load function ‘seems’ like the best practice for fetching this data, but from my experiments it seems that a user will then have to wait for the load function to resolve before the browser even stops loading. My test setup was as below. The browser, as expected, only stops loading after 5 seconds since my mock fetch resolves after 5 seconds.

I have a dashboard page in the web app I am building which is pretty much wholly made up of user data. Using the load function ‘seems’ like the best practice for fetching this data, but from my experiments it seems that a user will then have to wait for the load function to resolve before the browser even stops loading. My test setup was as below. The browser, as expected, only stops loading after 5 seconds since my mock fetch resolves after 5 seconds.

I have a dashboard page in the web app I am building which is pretty much wholly made up of user data. Using the load function ‘seems’ like the best practice for fetching this data, but from my experiments it seems that a user will then have to wait for the load function to resolve before the browser even stops loading. My test setup was as below. The browser, as expected, only stops loading after 5 seconds since my mock fetch resolves after 5 seconds.

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Description I am trying to port a nuxt 2 web app to Sveltekit (version 5 I guess) and have run into this hiccup with respect to urls and routing. Route Structure in Nuxt 2 routes.js Basically I am trying to achieve the following route for a master detail view +———————————————————————–+————————–+————————-+ | Route | What is […]

There’s a page showing a student list. It should support pagination (via ?page=).

When I run my Svelte app in the preview, it works fine, but as soon as I build it, the load function is no longer executed. To make sure, invalidateAll is executed every second for testing, this also no longer works in the app after building, but does in the preview.