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So you don't minify any of your JS?

• erikpukinskis 7y ago
  No need to, HTTP responses are compressed already. Also it makes debugging production issues a nightmare. Minification helps a tiny bit with client side memory too I guess, and parse time. But I save so much memory by not putting random pointless crap into the browser environment from web pack, Babel, etc, that’s where I want to make my savings. Not shaving a couple chars off a variable name.
  • mruts 7y ago
    There's no way minified js plus compression isn't smaller than just compression alone. It's not possible.
    • erikpukinskis 7y ago
      For sure, it gets you some of the way there. I make up for the rest by not using Webpack or Babel.