# That’s not bad going.

2026-07-02 · Joakim Jardenberg. English translation by AI. Original wording preserved. Titles and image descriptions added by AI.

Once upon a time, Lovable received a lot of justified criticism for generating redundant and poor-quality code. That still happens sometimes. But generally, I think we’re now at the point where it produces better frontend code than most developers and better-optimised sites than 99 per cent of all WordPress themes.
I haven’t done any manual performance optimisation of the #ensakidag archive at all, yet the result looks like this: GTmetrix Grade A, 99% Performance and 99% Structure. That’s not bad going.

![The original GTmetrix report showing Grade A, 99% Performance and 99% Structure for the #ensakidag archive.](https://jardenberg.com/images/notes/backfill/7478384783685840896-1.jpg)

Image description · AI: The original GTmetrix report showing Grade A, 99% Performance and 99% Structure for the #ensakidag archive. The source image is preserved unchanged.

[Original LinkedIn post](https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7478384783685840896/)

## Original wording

En gång i tiden fick Lovable mycket, och berättigad, kritik för att den skapade överflödig och dålig kod. Det händer fortfarande ibland. Men generellt sett är vi nog där idag att den producerar bättre frontendkod än de flesta utvecklare och bättre optimerade sajter än 99 procent av alla WordPress-teman.
Jag har inte gjort någon manuell prestandaoptimering alls av ensakidag-arkivet, ändå ser resultatet ut så här: GTmetrix Grade A, 99 % Performance och 99 % Structure. Det är inte kattskit.

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