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Tools like Sentry parse them, and need consistent fast performance in this area. Other debugging tools use them. Your statement in brackets seems very "those d
by orf 9y ago
Tools like Sentry parse them, and need consistent fast performance in this area. Other debugging tools use them.
Your statement in brackets seems very "those damn kids"-ish. You need to "minify" your JS files even if you're shipping a small amount of JS, because loading performance matters and JS minifies very well.
- masklinn 9y agoBrowsers also use them do display "expanded" code in the console and debugger.