Tree-shaking versus dead code elimination
I’ve been working (albeit sporadically of late, admittedly) on a tool called Rollup, which bundles together JavaScript modules. One of its features is tree-shaking, by which I mean that it only includes the bits of code your bundle actually needs to run. Axel Rauschmayer asked where the term came from… …and Amjad Masad said that it’s really just a different name for dead code elimination… But they
How to not break the internet with this one weird trick
SourceEveryone involved here has my sympathy. The situation sucks for everyone, not least Azer (who owes none of you ingrates a damn thing!). But reading the GitHub thread should leave you thoroughly exasperated, because this problem is very easily solved. Bundle your code, even if it’s not for the browserJust to recap: left-pad was unpublishedBabel uses fixed versions of its dependencies, one of
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