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PACKAGE.JSON60–90 KBout of an average mid-sized app
Webmedium signal

How Baseline helps you ship less JavaScript

Jad Joubran gives a practical method for auditing package.json: which libraries can be dropped today because the browser does the same job natively. The piece explains Baseline's three states — limited availability, newly available, and widely available — and shows how to use them as a measure instead of a feeling. The gap between the claim that something needs a library and the fact that the browser already does it closes faster than most projects track.

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The NoLoJS site: the orange logo on a teal band above the headline "Reduce the JS Workload with No- or Lo-JS options".
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NoLoJS: a catalog of patterns HTML and CSS now handle

Aaron T. Grogg assembled a survey of common JavaScript patterns that today are solved with plain HTML and CSS, with no script at all, or the smallest one possible. The collection pairs well with the Baseline piece: first check what the platform already does, then drop the dependency. The result is a lighter page and better Core Web Vitals numbers.

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