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Most web developers. Webpack + typescript compiling and bundling all the assets. You want to see a preview as quickly as possible. Best if you can keep a live
by troynt 6y ago
Most web developers. Webpack + typescript compiling and bundling all the assets.
You want to see a preview as quickly as possible. Best if you can keep a live view on a second monitor.
- samhh 6y agoI doubt much of this is parallelised. Would love to be wrong though!
- filoleg 6y agoCannot speak for everyone, but the builds of my team are heavily parallelized, and we aren't even running a monorepo. For any non-trivial project that has its own somewhat complex build pipeline with many internal dependencies and such, it is pretty much a given. The only scenario I can foresee where people wouldn't be doing parallel builds is if they are just working on their personal side project with no other people involved, where the need for parallel builds is non-existent either way. You don't want to have one giant monolith project for your whole complex web app, it becomes a nightmare very quickly.
- philsnow 6y agois any of that compute-bound? I would imagine that it's mostly I/O-bound.
- noelherrick 6y agoMy CPU definitely spikes when compiling JS.