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Making the Jump: How Desktop-Era Frameworks Can Thrive on Mobile

Talkat JSConf EU 2017 · on Saturday, 2017-05-06· [frontend-architecture, web-performance]
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Argues that moving complexity into build tools lets desktop-era frameworks work on mobile by delivering device‑optimized bundles and smaller runtimes, citing concrete tools and wins: Prepack runs JavaScript at build time to bake in results instead of paying runtime cost, Rollup eliminates unused modules, Angular + Sickle enable Closure’s aggressive renaming, and Glimmer uses partial evaluation to generate update bytecode, cutting some template payloads by about 75–85% and making updates much cheaper.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 5:39Progressive Enhancement
  3. 6:46Cost of Code
  4. 7:36Simplicity Fetish
  5. 9:49Security Hacks
  6. 13:04React FreePack
  7. 17:30Prepack
  8. 22:40Performance
  9. 28:50Conclusion
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