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Nikolay Semenov2017-07-03 11:01:59
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Nikolay Semenov, 2017-07-03 11:01:59

Is Build.js at 1.5mv a lot for a Vue mobile app?

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The question is in the topic. And if a lot, then how to reduce, (lazy loading is already used)

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Eugene, 2018-12-11
@iamd503

make a simple website

From this proposal, it becomes clear that most likely there will be a complex site with a bunch of additional functionality. So bitrik, wordpress

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MasterMike, 2018-12-11
@MasterMike

Total: whatever CMS you choose, you will regret it)

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Ainur Valiev, 2018-12-11
@vaajnur

Bitrix, Wordpress.

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Mikhail Lyalin, 2018-12-11
@mr_jok

not Bitrix and not WordPress,
why not take an online store constructor for testing

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Dnebl, 2018-12-11
@Dnebl

Judging by the description, it would be nice to have modx revolution . It has an add-on for the minishop2 online store . There are a bunch of other useful additions to modx. For example, an add-on for filtering and morphological search msearch2

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Antonio Solo, 2018-12-11
@solotony

prestashop

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Alexander, 2018-12-11
@UPSA

Take the first CMS that comes across and try to organize something... the moment will come when you realize that without a sledgehammer and a file, the task cannot be solved.
Therefore, the answer is: All or none)))
You are lucky that among 3000 CMS there are less than 100 normal ones . Here is a directory
for you as an example . For example, because not all CMS are there, the site seems to have been abandoned, or there are those CMS who paid. So go ahead. Install each one and see.

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Alexander Gontarev, 2017-07-13
@igontarev

in general, of course, a lot, in order to reduce the size, you need to analyze the project, but here's what you can do in principle in each project
1) remove soursemap, or generate it as a separate file
2) use file minification, such as uglifyJs
https://webpack.github.io/ docs/list-of-plugins.htm...
3) set up gzip
4) use an analyzer, for example this
https://www.npmjs.com/package/webpack-bundle-analyzer
you will see for yourself which files are bold, what size and other

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