feat(types-minimal): minimal types for only the latest Android and iOS sdks#9927
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@NathanWalker love this. Could we split the androidx typing like it is done on iOS? That way there could be a way to get even faster by only using the ones you need. Could make a huge difference. |
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We can take this farther as time moves on yes. This will be step 1. |
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What is the current behavior?
Currently Web-based IDEs which auto load all type declarations from anything they find in
node_moduleswould not perform well due to high memory consumption of loading all types (even all sdks over the years).What is the new behavior?
This package
@nativescript/types-minimaloptimizes to only include the latest Android and iOS sdks and allows web-based IDE's to perform extremely well.