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At some point, it would be nice to add an onBeforeNavigation hook to activate a preloader for page navigation. Right now, the pages are so small that it doesn't matter, but it's better practice to only load pages that a user is using. To alleviate some of that strain, all pages are currently bundled into the index and their respective data is loaded with an API call. While this approach is sufficient for the small size of the site, the larger the site grows, the more complex the pages will become...and therefore it will no longer be efficient to force a user to load all that bloat before they can even interact with the site.
A loading bar at the top of the screen (similar to YouTubes) in either red or gold should suffice. Using the Vuex state, it should be easy enough to start and stop the preloader.
At some point, it would be nice to add an
onBeforeNavigationhook to activate a preloader for page navigation. Right now, the pages are so small that it doesn't matter, but it's better practice to only load pages that a user is using. To alleviate some of that strain, all pages are currently bundled into the index and their respective data is loaded with an API call. While this approach is sufficient for the small size of the site, the larger the site grows, the more complex the pages will become...and therefore it will no longer be efficient to force a user to load all that bloat before they can even interact with the site.A loading bar at the top of the screen (similar to YouTubes) in either red or gold should suffice. Using the Vuex state, it should be easy enough to start and stop the preloader.