You certainly should only import the modules you use, otherwise a few convenience methods are taking up more space than whole frameworks like React. Functions such as debounce() in lodash have tons of options that make them much heavier than lightweight implementations (which are mostly what it is used for) - if you aren't using the options for trailing and leading edges, it's costing "something".
For me in big apps that are likely to use lots of utility methods over time, I'd take Sugar.js because that has some really useful functions - like Date.create("Next monday at 2pm"), debounce etc. It's also 1/3 the size of lodash if you include it all (and you don't have to).
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You certainly should only import the modules you use, otherwise a few convenience methods are taking up more space than whole frameworks like React. Functions such as
debounce()in lodash have tons of options that make them much heavier than lightweight implementations (which are mostly what it is used for) - if you aren't using the options for trailing and leading edges, it's costing "something".For me in big apps that are likely to use lots of utility methods over time, I'd take Sugar.js because that has some really useful functions - like Date.create("Next monday at 2pm"), debounce etc. It's also 1/3 the size of lodash if you include it all (and you don't have to).