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I mean, we may not be sending people to the moon, but at least we're sending robots to Mars
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They would need millions of moon missions to be able to afford a drive that can hold node_modules. I mean seriously... Anyone else gets a bit scared when looking at all those implicit dependencies just sitting there, no idea what they're for, written by completely random people on the internet... What if...
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flag020327y@mzeffect worse, some of them are doing like 10 lines of work, used only once but all the extra unused "features" takes up 10KB.
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@flag0 yea, actually at some places they recommend using the individual lodash functions from npm, but if you try to do that and inspect your bundle, turns out each stupid function will bring in like 10k of stuff and those can't be tree shaken.. So better off using lodash through the whole library.
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@dontbeevil microsoft is Planning to provide native support to PWA.
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@mzeffect well yeah it's frustrating. Well once I needed a basic webserver with some functionality that's not too much. I ended up using like 5-6smaller libs for it and well node modules are bigger then if I had used Java then bundled a full jre with it.... There should be a way to strip off the files that are never used using normal runtime or compress them
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ZaLiTHkA8457yLol... This makes me think of my gaming machine; 4th gen i7, 32GB RAM, a few SSDs, dual 780Ti in SLI, triple monitors, etc... And what do I play most?
Super Laser Racer.
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wiyzard3087yRunning 10 chrome tabs, Android studio, intellij, and storj mining at the same time 🤝🕳
1969 vs 2017
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