Here is how to optimize script performance:
1. Minification: The scripts were minified in order to remove unnecessary characters and reduce size, hence making them enhance load times.
2. Concatenation – combining many scripts into a file, reducing the quantity of HTTP requests made to load them, and therefore increasing the speed of loading in the end.
3. Asynchronous loading: Load scripts asynchronously so they don't block rendering the rest of your page and enable your site to load progressively and without delays.
4. Lazy loading: The technique of lazy loading is to load such scripts at a later point for those scripts that are not required immediately for rendering above the fold. This in general can help improve initial page load times.
5. CDN integration: Use CDN to easily distribute the scripts on servers closer to the visitors, hence reducing the latency and increasing their speed of delivery.
6. Use Caching: With these rules applied, there will be caching, but use some more techniques of local caching for your scripts on visiting devices so they do not have to download them once again and hence make the performance during the next page loads better.
1. Minification: The scripts were minified in order to remove unnecessary characters and reduce size, hence making them enhance load times.
2. Concatenation – combining many scripts into a file, reducing the quantity of HTTP requests made to load them, and therefore increasing the speed of loading in the end.
3. Asynchronous loading: Load scripts asynchronously so they don't block rendering the rest of your page and enable your site to load progressively and without delays.
4. Lazy loading: The technique of lazy loading is to load such scripts at a later point for those scripts that are not required immediately for rendering above the fold. This in general can help improve initial page load times.
5. CDN integration: Use CDN to easily distribute the scripts on servers closer to the visitors, hence reducing the latency and increasing their speed of delivery.
6. Use Caching: With these rules applied, there will be caching, but use some more techniques of local caching for your scripts on visiting devices so they do not have to download them once again and hence make the performance during the next page loads better.