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Are their alternatives to IRHydra2 that work now (or indeed on different JS engines)? I generally code with an attitude of "a sufficiently-smart-optimizer shou
by Lerc 8y ago
Are their alternatives to IRHydra2 that work now (or indeed on different JS engines)?
I generally code with an attitude of "a sufficiently-smart-optimizer should understand this", but it's clear that in a lot of cases writing ugly code can be more performant.
I would actually be more interested in highlighting opportunities for engine improvement over just making a particular piece of my code faster.