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well if you're using an interpreted language without any sort of build step then I suppose that's all you can do, but if your backend is written in a compiled l
by adamrezich 3y ago
well if you're using an interpreted language without any sort of build step then I suppose that's all you can do, but if your backend is written in a compiled language with compile-time execution functionality, then it seems useful to do stuff like this then, instead of at run-time, likely multiple times per request—that's a lot of unnecessarily repeated string-building, without any benefit for doing so!