If you want to be able to see data in the browsers network inspector, you do. If you are already serving gRPC-web, you can use the gRPC-web transport in connect-web, it supports both protocols. It doesn't support plain…
Not sure if it is a magic bullet, but it was definitely written by TypeScript developers, for TypeScript developers. The generated TypeScript code is already pretty minimal because all serialization ops are implemented…
Tree shaking works well when you have ESM imports / exports. jquery is/was usually loaded into the global scope. There is no standard way for tree shakers to deduct which parts of the library you are using. Yes, browser…
If you want to be able to see data in the browsers network inspector, you do. If you are already serving gRPC-web, you can use the gRPC-web transport in connect-web, it supports both protocols. It doesn't support plain…
Not sure if it is a magic bullet, but it was definitely written by TypeScript developers, for TypeScript developers. The generated TypeScript code is already pretty minimal because all serialization ops are implemented…
Tree shaking works well when you have ESM imports / exports. jquery is/was usually loaded into the global scope. There is no standard way for tree shakers to deduct which parts of the library you are using. Yes, browser…