Designing Lightweight JS Libraries for Devices With Limited Resources (Pi, Cheap Hardware)
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Designing Lightweight JS Libraries for Devices With Limited Resources (Pi, Cheap Hardware)

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2026-02-13
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Practical guidelines for authors to build JS component libraries that run fast on Raspberry Pi–class hardware: code splitting, WASM, lazy loading, and security.

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