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Sure, but are people looking at the artifacts that other frameworks generate? I think generated code is mostly interesting to the framework devs themselves and

• bryanrasmussen 7y ago
  as I said, seldomly, but I did have to spend several days recently looking over webpack output to figure out what was wrong. Also I remember one time in a previous consulting job a developer who was not very good had used an instruction to not show something if env was prod, but forgotten to end if, which caused module compilations using the horrendous babel/gulp setup to break in the middle of one module but finally start working again in another one, meaning that there were parts of the applications that were trying to refer to a module # 31 or something like that which was no longer present in the big object that was put out of compiled modules. (this is like 3-4 years ago now) Since it was not showing something if env was prod, if env was dev no problem. That meant I had to take the output of the prod build and walk through comparing with dev build to figure out what modules were not compiled in, and then figure out from that were the likely error was and then looking in those places with git blame to say what was done wrong.