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Currently each subpage for each graph snippet relies on re-generating some similar dataframes.
If the dataframes were calculated traditionally, as in on page load, the graphs might actually load a little bit faster.
To do this, we should have the entire page load in, and move all the graphs for that page to a common URL, instead of having five or six lazy.js loads, we could have one.
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Currently each subpage for each graph snippet relies on re-generating some similar dataframes.
If the dataframes were calculated traditionally, as in on page load, the graphs might actually load a little bit faster.
To do this, we should have the entire page load in, and move all the graphs for that page to a common URL, instead of having five or six lazy.js loads, we could have one.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: