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Ditched React for our school marketplace app 👇 Bundle: <50KB. Load time on a $80 Android: 320ms. Story + architecture breakdown here #DEVCommunity #webdev

Achmad Junaedi Dev.to (EN Zone) 2026-09-09 16:44 1 views

Building a High-Speed School Marketplace: Why We Ditched Frameworks for Vanilla JS & PWA Achmad Junaedi Achmad Junaedi Achmad Junaedi Follow Sep 9 Building a High-Speed School Marketplace: Why We Ditched Frameworks for Vanilla JS & PWA #javascript #pwa #webdev #programming 1 reaction Add Comment 4 min read

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