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Node.js: Some quick optimization advice
no, just minimize your code prior to production, and that'll rip out the comments. That's been best practice for years.
nacs
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> just minimize your code prior to production
In frontend JS code sure, but minifying backend node.js code is certainly not "best practice".
draperp
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Exactly. And if you did, you would have to look at source maps to decode your stack traces.
lostPixels
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No one minifies NodeJS code. The reduced file-size of minified JS is irrelevant on the server.
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