chore: track size of a "Hello world" app built with WebPack#6434
chore: track size of a "Hello world" app built with WebPack#6434pkozlowski-opensource wants to merge 1 commit into
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This is still WIP but opening now to be able to coordinate with @IgorMinar and @yjbanov @IgorMinar and @yjbanov - I would like to discuss how to organize folders so both JS and Dart versions are "close" to each other but without stepping on each other toes |
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Remaining tasks:
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We are already measuring the size of "hello world" app under As for directories, for Dart it would be straight-forward to reuse the |
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Yes, this is what I got from the discussion with @IgorMinar in https://docs.google.com/document/d/14_PBtkOL0vyyRFmXxkRnz6GFWXjYisxZohDxdl1jV4c/edit#
Yup, I saw your work on the Dart tracking, but my understanding was that @IgorMinar wants to unify somehow both TS and Dart (as much as it makes sense, of course) |
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Sounds good. Looks like you have some vision behind this. I'd like to play an implementor role in this effort, so tell me what I should do :) Otherwise, I can just plug a todo app into what we currently use to measure Dart code size. |
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Alphabetize the list please
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The rest looks good |
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@IgorMinar I've addressed most of your comments and going tackle the remaining one (removing calls to |
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Merging PR #6434 on behalf of @rkirov to branch presubmit-rkirov-pr-6434. |
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Instead of putting it in our main gulpfile.js, can the webpack code be moved closer to the application itself? This way one doesn't need to look in multiple places to figure out how to package an app for production.
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