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Most of the time savings of a modern JS framework are in thinking/coding/researching phases, not "waiting for my build to finish". Even for a big site, startup
by smt88 5y ago
Most of the time savings of a modern JS framework are in thinking/coding/researching phases, not "waiting for my build to finish". Even for a big site, startup time is not important at all if you have hot reloading.
- noahtallen 5y agoI disagree, start up time is still very useful to improve if developers only interact with your project maybe once a week. It’s also very handy if you’re doing CD, as your entire build pipeline will finish more quickly, which makes reverts and deploys faster. It’s also good for quick bug fixes, where something needs to be fixed as quickly as possible. It can make a big difference on big sites, from like 10 minutes to 1 or 2 minutes.