The switch to vanilla JS is overhyped IMHO. It makes sense for some simple site but it's not that easy for complicated ecommerce theme with large codebase. Also jQuery is not that big - just compare it with all the JS loaded by payment gateways and analytics and you will see that jQuery is tiny. Also in most cases today it is already downloaded by user. So all in all it does not make sense right now - it will be worth the effort some years later.
Optimizing the performance of the JS & CSS unused file. I noticed that the main product page in the theme actually creates problems for performance on mobile and desktop devices according to coverage data reports. This is visible even on the demo site. https://woodmart.xtemos.com/mega-electronics/ https://woodmart.xtemos.com/marketplace2/product/apple-iphon…
mohammadI read that in other topics there is a button that analyzes the code and removes the unnecessary. I need this in woodmart too
Indeed. WooCommerce is also introducing a lot of performance innovations now. So it would be cool if they really really really optimized the theme and all the queries
great idea
This is the best suggestion, but it needs a lot of work.
WP Irani It is important...
one of the way to best improve to this problem is a code splitting using css and javascript. the woodmart team is best plane for this subject