Rethinking web application design for fastest possible time to interactive

Modern frameworks are fundamentally broken. See how Qwik's 'resumable' approach eliminates hydration to deliver the fastest possible Time to Interactive.

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Why most modern websites fail Google PageSpeed tests

Current web frameworks consistently produce low PageSpeed Insight scores because their fundamental approach to interactivity is flawed.

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Introducing Qwik for instant time to interactive

Qwik is an open-source framework that achieves top performance scores by sending minimal JavaScript and prioritizing HTML.

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The high cost of hydration in modern frameworks

Traditional frameworks must download and re-execute all application code on the client to attach event listeners, a slow process known as hydration.

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How Qwik bypasses hydration with resumability

Qwik serializes listener and state information directly into the HTML, allowing the client to become interactive instantly without re-executing code.

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Demonstrating Qwik's minimal JavaScript footprint

A live demo shows Qwik's loader is under one kilobyte and that additional code is only lazy-loaded upon user interaction.

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The philosophy of doing nothing and fine-grained lazy loading

Qwik's core principles are to do no work upfront, remain stateless by storing information in the DOM, and only execute the exact code needed for an interaction.

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