Re:What CSS minifiers also leave behind
by the_duke on Wednesday April 05, 2017 @05:07AM
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It will still have a small impact:
-) Less work for decompression
-) Less total length means lexing+parsing will be a bit quicker
-) shorter class names will also mean a lower memory consumption because of shorter strings, and ideally fewer allocations if some pooling or smart allocator is used
But those points can probably be completely ignored, since JS is a way way bigger factor.
-) Less work for decompression
-) Less total length means lexing+parsing will be a bit quicker
-) shorter class names will also mean a lower memory consumption because of shorter strings, and ideally fewer allocations if some pooling or smart allocator is used
But those points can probably be completely ignored, since JS is a way way bigger factor.