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A lot of times I use the ShowJS tab to do a quick-and-dirty performance evaluation of PS code before I use it in a repo. These days, almost all of my repos are using the es-optimizer, so my quick-and-dirty flow no longer works. I'm wondering if it's too much trouble to wire up the backend optimizer to trypurescript as an option?
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Unfortunately this is not currently realistically possible. First, The outputs of each are incompatible. That is, backend-es necessarily does not interop with main’s data constructors. So this requires the server to maintain both outputs for library code as well as CoreFn. Second, backend-es is currently batch only. It necessarily needs to optimize the whole dependency tree as it relies on that work for its own internal analysis and book keeping. It would not be realistic to process the entire dependency tree every time you paused typing.
So I think before this can even be thought about, backend-es would need to support some sort of incremental or online mode at a minimum.
A lot of times I use the ShowJS tab to do a quick-and-dirty performance evaluation of PS code before I use it in a repo. These days, almost all of my repos are using the
es-optimizer
, so my quick-and-dirty flow no longer works. I'm wondering if it's too much trouble to wire up the backend optimizer totrypurescript
as an option?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: