I work on the Industry 4.0 team at Stanley Black & Decker. Our team recently created the equivalent of an App Store for Stanley’s manufacturing...
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Good article! Another thing to consider is using date-fns instead of moment.js and to look into async components if you for example only need some chart library, when you scroll into view or if it's on a certain route.
Believe me I have tried to convince them to switch to date-fns but so far no go.
Thank you very much for this article! It helped me to save around 200kb on momentjs.
I tried to do the same with vue-lottie, but it looks more complicated, because one npm package refers to another and in order fix it, I need change contents of npm package - that will be rewritten on update or if I will run mpm install on other comp. And I am just green noob at coding 🙄
npmjs.com/package/vue-lottie
Glad it could help you save size in your application. I am not familiar with vue-lottie.
Is it a really a good idea to import straight from
srcof a library? I understand it reduces bundle size but this imports from internal code.The creators of these libraries provide instructions on how to get a smaller version of their product and that is what we implemented.
Thanks for sharing!