3 ms·
Yes, but the code is still pre-processed before it is executed by anywhere. edit: The fact that the pre-processing library is 300kb uncompressed is a pretty hu
by jlogsdon 13y ago
Yes, but the code is still pre-processed before it is executed by anywhere.
edit: The fact that the pre-processing library is 300kb uncompressed is a pretty huge deterrent.
- simonw 13y agoPresumably if you run the pre-processer as part of your deploy (the jsx node.js command-line tool) you don't have to ship the pre-processing library to the client.