Did we just make the fastest plone site on the web?

We just redeveloped our company site https://www.pretagov.com.
We did it headless using nuxt.js.
When we lighthouse tested it, it came out around 90 for performance on both mobile and desktop (https://pagespeed.web.dev/analysis/https-www-pretagov-com/8half59h1k)
And then we looked around at what should have been some of the most optimised Plone sites out there and couldn’t find any faster. But maybe we missed on?

Of course speed isn’t everything but I think for us headless buys you flexibility which buys you a lot more things than speed (like increased security and reduced costs). If you’re interested here is an article on how it was made. Did we just make the fastest Plone site?

I’ve included a nice video of the visual editing experience (which is open sourced)

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That’s impressive, congrats!

But after merging the Mockup ES6 modernization we had a lighthouse rating of 99%:

https://x.com/ruibeep/status/1507114345888690190

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It still is:

However, your pretagov site scores now even faster:

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:smiling_face_with_sunglasses: we have this with Blicca:

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I saw you guys will use svelte with Bianca Blicca. Nice.

Actually I should test hydra with plone SSR. Since it works with astro it should be able to work with any SSR frontend. Then you can have blocks based editing in plone renderer :slight_smile: come full circle.
It just needs a little adapter to render rerender a block on change (htlmx like) and you have full volto like editing.

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Plone 5.2 - shrug..

Hi @djay, can Plone Marketing team add a page and link to this blog post to Plone Labs?