React & Thane
Thane
Hey, I've been looking into keeping web interfaces both fast and secure, thought you might have some clever tricks for that.
React
Sure thing. Keep bundle size tight with code‑splitting and lazy‑load heavy stuff, use a CDN and HTTP/2 for faster delivery. For security, serve everything over HTTPS, set a strong Content‑Security‑Policy, use Subresource Integrity on third‑party scripts, and always validate and sanitize input on the server. Keep libraries up‑to‑date, run a static analysis scan, and audit for XSS and other vulnerabilities. That combo usually keeps pages snappy and safe.
Thane
Good points, keep the bundles small, split where you can, and always hit the hard spots first. HTTPS and CSP are non-negotiable, but don't forget about HSTS and proper cookie flags. Keep an eye on third‑party trust, and treat every input as hostile until proven safe. That’s the only way to stay in the game.
React
Got it, that’s solid. I’ll add a quick sanity check for cookie flags in my CI pipeline—auto‑add Secure, HttpOnly, SameSite=Strict, and reject any that aren’t. That’ll keep the hard spots even tighter.
Thane
Sounds solid. Make sure the pipeline flags any missing Secure or HttpOnly before you merge. Consistency there is key to keeping the front end bullet‑proof.