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Why We Use RequireJS on Magento 2
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Please tell me why we use requirejs and require-configjs files and purpose of these two files on magento 2.Complete Details if Possible.
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Please tell me why we use requirejs and require-configjs files and purpose of these two files on magento 2.Complete Details if Possible.
magento2 javascript requirejs
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Please tell me why we use requirejs and require-configjs files and purpose of these two files on magento 2.Complete Details if Possible.
magento2 javascript requirejs
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Muhammad AhmedMuhammad Ahmed
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Please tell me why we use requirejs and require-configjs files and purpose of these two files on magento 2.Complete Details if Possible.
magento2 javascript requirejs
magento2 javascript requirejs
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As per the dev docs:
To address the problem of slow page load, we exclude JavaScript from the page headers and we added the ability to use the RequireJS library.
RequireJS improves the perceived page load time because it allows JavaScript to load in the background; in particular, because it enables asynchronous JavaScript loading.
It is also used to track/inject dependencies to make managing Javascript easier. If you've worked on Magento 1 you'll remember the huuuuuge JS files that were difficult to maintain.
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As per the dev docs:
To address the problem of slow page load, we exclude JavaScript from the page headers and we added the ability to use the RequireJS library.
RequireJS improves the perceived page load time because it allows JavaScript to load in the background; in particular, because it enables asynchronous JavaScript loading.
It is also used to track/inject dependencies to make managing Javascript easier. If you've worked on Magento 1 you'll remember the huuuuuge JS files that were difficult to maintain.
answered Jun 13 at 14:47
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As per the dev docs:
To address the problem of slow page load, we exclude JavaScript from the page headers and we added the ability to use the RequireJS library.
RequireJS improves the perceived page load time because it allows JavaScript to load in the background; in particular, because it enables asynchronous JavaScript loading.
It is also used to track/inject dependencies to make managing Javascript easier. If you've worked on Magento 1 you'll remember the huuuuuge JS files that were difficult to maintain.
answered Jun 13 at 14:47
Ben CrookBen Crook
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As per the dev docs:
To address the problem of slow page load, we exclude JavaScript from the page headers and we added the ability to use the RequireJS library.
RequireJS improves the perceived page load time because it allows JavaScript to load in the background; in particular, because it enables asynchronous JavaScript loading.
It is also used to track/inject dependencies to make managing Javascript easier. If you've worked on Magento 1 you'll remember the huuuuuge JS files that were difficult to maintain.
answered Jun 13 at 14:47
Ben CrookBen Crook
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As per the dev docs:
To address the problem of slow page load, we exclude JavaScript from the page headers and we added the ability to use the RequireJS library.
RequireJS improves the perceived page load time because it allows JavaScript to load in the background; in particular, because it enables asynchronous JavaScript loading.
It is also used to track/inject dependencies to make managing Javascript easier. If you've worked on Magento 1 you'll remember the huuuuuge JS files that were difficult to maintain.
answered Jun 13 at 14:47
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