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babel-minify still relevant? #945

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DanielRuf opened this issue Feb 25, 2019 · 4 comments
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babel-minify still relevant? #945

DanielRuf opened this issue Feb 25, 2019 · 4 comments

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@DanielRuf
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Is babel-minify still relevant? Because terser is very good, and closure-compiler is still one of the best.

Additionally butternut is not actively developed and has several issues - for example the compression throws errors in projects.

@bardiharborow
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If you are asking whether there are more functional and more stable compression engines available, then you have answered your own question. This project's tight integration with Babel however makes it a promising candidate if more development time is invested. Whether this will happen or not... well trying to divine the open-source crystal ball is a pointless endeavor.

@xtuc
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xtuc commented Feb 27, 2019

Keep in mind that babel-minify is marked as beta currently.

@DanielRuf
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Okay, thanks for the info and clarification.
This answers my question(s).

@hzoo
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hzoo commented Feb 27, 2019

Going to write up something for this in a bit (and I'll update the readme to be more clear). I think @bardiharborow has it correct: the general idea makes sense so I don't think we would want to drop it, but currently there isn't enough people working on it so we should just signal that better.

edited: #947

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