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Oof. I work on an angular app and the build is slow as molasses because it's big. And we of course don't want to move away from the official build tool because
by swsieber 6y ago
Oof. I work on an angular app and the build is slow as molasses because it's big. And we of course don't want to move away from the official build tool because build time improvements are always "right around the corner".
- ourcat 6y agoTrue. The build times are slow. But the recent versions (and updating is also a breeze - mostly) should be faster. And particularly if you drop support for ES5 browsers.
- nkw 6y agoYou might consider NX if build times are an issue. It is monorepo based and includes computation caching[2] and incremental builds, but under the hood uses the angular build tools. We've found it pleasant to work with. [1] https://nx.dev/latest/angular/core-concepts/computation-caching https://nx.dev/latest/angular/core-concepts/computation-cach...