Rail embraced #NOBUILD starting Rails 7.
No pipelines, no minification, no nonsense, just serving js and css directly.
Hey.com works like this, and they reported nothing but improvement.
No pipelines, no minification, no nonsense, just serving js and css directly.
Hey.com works like this, and they reported nothing but improvement.
Bundling is also something that we no longer need to do since the introduction of HTTP2. I would even consider it an anti-pattern these days, since it means you're sending the client much more data than they actually need.
Tree shaking is definitely very important for something like tailwind though.