2011-10-23, 05:33 PM
With tree-shaking, you will get rid of a lot of that overhead. Sure, as of right now, the compiler doesn't tree-shake, but it should be implemented in future versions.
I'm partly negative to this - not because it isn't a good idea, but because there are over 111 other attempts at doing the same thing out there - making a "better" javascript.
I'm partly negative to this - not because it isn't a good idea, but because there are over 111 other attempts at doing the same thing out there - making a "better" javascript.