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Anything written in interpreted languages like Javascript/Typescript. UI stuff usually has hot reloading where you get "compilation" times measured in milliseco
by enlyth 4y ago
Anything written in interpreted languages like Javascript/Typescript.
UI stuff usually has hot reloading where you get "compilation" times measured in milliseconds, and from experience restarting even a complex typescript server is a few seconds max. This applies to mobile apps as well when using React Native.
- belltaco 4y agoWhat about Gulp, NPM, Yarn etc. running in the new build of UI stuff? Those take up a bunch of time.
- aidos 4y agoI don't quite get your point. Your parent was pointing out that there are interesting projects where the "compile" time is milliseconds — at least for the developer perspective. It doesn't really matter that there's a step later in the pipeline at takes longer, so long as it's not in your way. Also, most of that could be cached away anyways.
- Izkata 4y agoThose are all earlier in the pipeline, required for the project to run, and gulp doesn't cache (or, didn't back when we used it), which IMO was the main reason webpack beat it so quickly.