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I was really hopeful for Ivy due to the bundle size improvements and was kind of expecting a silver bullet and saw around a 2% improvement. From their blog pos
by intellix 6y ago
I was really hopeful for Ivy due to the bundle size improvements and was kind of expecting a silver bullet and saw around a 2% improvement. From their blog post:
- Small: 30%
- Medium: 2%
- Large: 25-40%
Our initial Angular 1 bundle was around 1mb. After updating to Angular 2+ it was around 2mb and after leaving the company in the hands of developers who were fairly junior I can see that their main bundle has now grown to 2.8mb. Another project with various junior devs has 2.9mb.
This is what is frustrating when I see our sister company pull out a 1mb react app with little effort... No matter how much effort I put in, it's never going to be achievable. Our package.json is extremely conservative as well.
https://blog.angular.io/version-9-of-angular-now-available-project-ivy-has-arrived-23c97b63cfa3 https://blog.angular.io/version-9-of-angular-now-available-p...
- pseudobry 6y agoOur app went from 3.5 MB to 2.3 MB when we switched to Ivy. Our app is ~73k lines of code (not sure what "size" that makes it) and uses Angular Material heavily. It's a corp app though, not too concerned about bundle performance (yet).