<ul><li>Frontend performance has become a critical concern as apps got bigger and more complex.</li><li>Zero-bundle-size frameworks aim to send almost no JavaScript to the browser on initial load, resulting in lightning-fast loads and instant interactivity.</li><li>Hydration, which reactivates HTML with JS in the browser, has its downsides and can lead to performance issues.</li><li>New frameworks like Qwik, Marko, SolidJS, and Svelte are emerging as alternatives that prioritize resumability, edge computing, and fine-grained reactivity.</li></ul>

Rethinking Frontend Performance: The Era of Zero-Bundle-Size Frameworks

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