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A lot of good arguments about using and not using make. Count me in the not using make camp. IMO it's just simply overkill. JS work nowadays is so modular if we
by kraig911 9y ago
A lot of good arguments about using and not using make. Count me in the not using make camp. IMO it's just simply overkill. JS work nowadays is so modular if we were talking about configuring a monolith service at build time... sure yeah. Meanwhile I just wanna make this div purple.
- codazoda 9y agoI presume you're running simple small js files. This post is about larger projects that need to transpile newer js code down to browser compatible code, combine multiple files into 2 or 3 http requests, and pack every possible byte out of the js resources we end up sending to clients.
- kraig911 9y agoYup I'm a JS Dev and I use webpack (3). I get the entire thing. However I think this is still all so complicated for no sake but for a small benefit. I'm currently looking for a tool to find out how much is seen/used vs how much is delivered.