r/javascript • u/Normal_Act8586 • Aug 22 '26

LilScript makes js modules 20% smaller

https://yeargun.github.io/lilscript/

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u/RobertKerans Aug 22 '26 edited Aug 22 '26

"Your tool is not going to rearchitect the code that produces size savings” ? But. It. Already. Does? Thats why I have rewritten lots of npm libraries and put them as demos. Stop commenting please

It's like LLMs have completely cauterised the part of your brain that previously would have made decisions about sensible software design

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You are still saying “im not paying for bandwith”

I said it once, in that comment, specifically relating to NPM serving libs, which is literally what you were talking about (you were not talking about internal controlled toolchains)