#tree shaking

[insidehtml5]

When Javascript applications get to a certain size, it’s helpful to separate the code into modules. However, when we do so, we can end up with code imported that isn’t actually used. Tree shaking is a method of optimising our code bundles by eliminating any code from the

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[sybrenbolandit]

ANGULAR 6 TREE SHAKING - Sybren Boland IT

Working in reasonably big companies for the last years I’ve come across big Angular projects. As you would expect these projects were modular projects consisting of a bunch of modules. One of the things I never took in consideration was ‘tree shaking’. You can read...

Tree shaking is a step in a build process that removes unused code so the application becomes smaller. It can be visualised as shaking a physical tree causing dead branches and leaves to fall off. Here is what you have to know.

[forrow-isle]

Ah, my trusty net. Never shake a tree without it!

Of course, despite my excellent technique here, it still took me 10 more days to get the five-in-a-row achievement lol.