This is a simple node app that shows how your 'Core Web Vital - FID' is impacted by thread blocking JavaScript.
This project is a Nodejs app. It assumes you have Node installed.
Once you have Node, you simply run:
$ npm install
... to install dependencies.
Once packages are installed, run the following each in their own terminal instances to start the app:
''' npm run dev npm run ui '''
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Core Web Vital - FID Example is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.
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