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Beyond code splitting, I wonder if a future Angular version may do more aggressive compilation as the linked article and much of this discussion describes, to r
by kylecordes 9y ago
Beyond code splitting, I wonder if a future Angular version may do more aggressive compilation as the linked article and much of this discussion describes, to reduce that baseline. I have written quite a lot of Angular code, and I don't think there is really all that much from and application point of view that absolutely requires a large baseline run time. Much of the same experience and application code base (perhaps with some API adjustments now and then, with semver taken very seriously...) could likely be preserved while making Angular work more and more like an optimizing compiler with a small runtime.
- bpicolo 9y agoThey're definitely aiming to make use of the closure compiler (which is why they went with Typescript as a default) https://github.com/angular/tsickle https://github.com/angular/tsickle