Bundling and JavaScriptBundling & JavaScript: For initial discussion, no stage Daniel Ehrenberg Igalia in partnership with Bloomberg November 2020 TC39 meeting Budapest, Magyarország
ES6 browser support: is it time to rethink bundling?
Writing performant JavaScript applications is a complex matter these days. Years ago, everything started with script concatenation to save HTTP requests, and then it continued with minification and wrangling of variable names to squeeze out even the last tiny bit of the code we ship. Today we have tree shaking and module bundlers, and we go back to code splitting to not block the main thread on st
The Numbers on Webpack 1 vs 2
So last week I wrote about my experiences with upgrading to Webpack 2. In that story, I mentioned that it seemed like Webpack v2 was much faster than v1. So why not try and benchmark each version and provide some numbers? Disclaimer: I’m not a performance engineer or a statistician. Take this story as a data-point and do your own comparisons. I have no vested interests in any of the technologies m
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async scripts, defer scripts, module scripts: explainer, comparison, and gotchas
Loading Performance with (Many) Modules: Summary as of Oct 7, 2017
