I would love to see this in node.js, especially with the addition of WorkerThreads. Currently, startup time of clis can be really impacted.
(Byte)code caching reduces the start-up time of commonly visited websites by caching the result of JavaScript parsing + compilation.
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Is there a plan or possibility to add support for build-time precompilation of JavaScript into bytecode?. Something similar to what
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"multiple smaller scripts tends to be more beneficial overall for reasons other than code caching (e.g. multiple network requests..." I thought multiple network requests were bad for static resources? ie vulcanize?
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With HTTP/2, multiple requests can be made in parallel without incurring additional TCP connections. See https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/performance/http2/#request_and_response_multiplexing ….
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I hope it uses the fresh file instead of cache when there is a change.
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Does
@ElectronJS activate the service worker type whole file cache? It’s close to a PWA after all. Or should every app add service worker? And what about Extensions? Firefox would do some for extensions (at least it did a decade ago, but things have changed a lot since then).Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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