HTML is the new JSON: Declarative partial updates explained #GoogleIO @ChromeDevs
HTML is the new JSON: Declarative partial updates explained #GoogleIO  @ChromeDevs
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
What if you could render your site as your components are available, without JavaScript? With Declarative Partial Updates, you can now render HTML updates out of order from how they are originally rendered. This allows you to load heavy application logic at the end of your document and patch it in later, creating massive performance and UI wins.


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