Speed up your web app (PWA) like a pro: a TypeScript developer’s 4-step routine
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Speed up your web app (PWA) like a pro: a TypeScript developer’s 4-step routine

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2026-02-12
10 min read
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A TypeScript dev’s 4-step PWA routine: profile, split bundles, lazy-load smartly, and tune service workers + telemetry to make apps feel like new.

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