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Paige Bailey posts Gemini 4 Argon refactoring of a 3D website codebase

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Paige Bailey posts that Gemini 4 Argon can make codebases more modular, faster and more performance-optimized, citing a refactor of a 3D carriage website.

She says the refactor was done in one attempt and without changing a single pixel, countering claims from people including Theo that Gemini 4 Argon is unusable for real code work.

The quoted account, from @thebuggeddev, says Argon split a 4,290-line monolithic HTML file into modular ES6 architecture and replaced 25MB of blocking base64 JavaScript with streamed binary glb files. The source says the site's appearance was unchanged. These results are reported by the source and have not been independently verified.

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    Gemini 4 Argon refactors a 3D carriage site into modular code

    AIPaige Bailey says Gemini 4 Argon can make codebases more modular, faster, and performance-optimized. @thebuggeddev says Argon refactored a 4,290-line monolithic HTML file into modular ES6 architecture and replaced 25MB of blocking base64 JavaScript with streamed binary glb files. The source says the changes left the site's appearance unchanged.

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