I rewrote my site from WordPress to Qwik. I wanted better performance and a modern stack.
Qwik is built around performance and a small payload. The main idea: the “resumable” mechanism. The page loads fast because you don’t hydrate the whole JS – only what’s needed for a given interaction loads. The rest of the code “sleeps” until the user triggers it. In frameworks like React/Vue you usually get HTML from the server first, then the client loads the full JavaScript to make the page interactive. That’s costly. Qwik loads only the fragments needed “here and now”.
On the optimization side I did: lazy loading (what’s in the viewport), pre-fetching, code splitting, minification and compression. In Lighthouse the site scores 100%.
Moving to Qwik gave me a faster site and better tooling results. If you’re building or rebuilding a project and care about performance, Qwik is worth a look.
