Zach Leatherman

Eleventy’s New Performance Leaderboard

https://www.zachleat.com/web/performance-dashboard/

Eleventy doesn’t do any special optimizations out of the box to make your sites fast. It doesn’t protect you from making a slow site. But importantly it also doesn’t add anything extra either. This sort of developer empowerment over the final product has seemed to attract an amazing group of performance oriented developers using the project and I am so grateful to every one of you.

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