Most React/Next.js apps become slow after six months, due to scalablity and architecture decesion...Most React/Next.js apps become slow after six months, due to scalablity and architecture decesion...
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Amit Maurya
• Jul 24
Most React/Next.js apps become slow after six months, due to scalablity and architecture decesions. I have came across for the same on Enterprise STC project and helped to ship from 12s to 4s using Web Optimization Technique
They usually come from small decisions that accumulate over time:
1. Unoptimized rendering 2. Large component trees 3. Unnecessary API requests 4. Heavy client-side bundles 5. Inconsistent state management 6. Unuesed techniques of React Perrformance 7. CDN and Caching 8. Bundler & Core web vitals
On one enterprise telecom platform serving over 2 million users, I help team to reduced page load time from around 12 seconds to about 4 seconds by focusing on architecture, rendering strategy, and bundle optimization rather than chasing micro optimizations.
Good frontend performance is usually the result of dozens of small engineering decisions, not a single optimization.
If you are scaling a React or Next.js application, performance should be part of the architecture, not an afterthought. I would like to connect. Here is link - https://contra.com/p/6FELo2MA-enterprise-telecom-platform-or-stc-kuwait-or-nextjs-and-react?referralExperimentNid=DEFAULT_REFERRAL_PROGRAM&referrerUsername=amit_maurya_oulsg93o
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