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Elixir Blog Post: LiveView feels faster with a delayed loading indicator
I love LiveView. Navigating between views is so fast! This quick tip makes navigating feel instantaneous by adding a split-second delay before showing the progress bar. Such simple change makes a big difference!
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tommica
This is a neat trick - often people think speed only in terms of google pagespeed score, and ignore the perceived speed that users experience.
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