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Minimize unused JavaScript to improve performance #7

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Hemanthr1 opened this issue Jul 19, 2024 · 0 comments
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Minimize unused JavaScript to improve performance #7

Hemanthr1 opened this issue Jul 19, 2024 · 0 comments

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Issue Description

Our application may contain unused JavaScript code that is unnecessarily increasing bundle size and potentially impacting performance. We need to identify and remove this unused code to optimize our application.

Environment

For Frontend Issues:

  • Browser: All modern browsers

Steps to Reproduce

This is a general improvement task, not tied to a specific bug. The issue affects the entire application.

Expected Behavior

  • Reduced bundle size
  • Improved application load time and performance
  • Cleaner, more maintainable codebase

Possible Solution

  1. Use tools like webpack-bundle-analyzer to identify large or unused dependencies
  2. Remove dead code and unused imports
  3. Implement code splitting and lazy loading where appropriate
  4. Review and optimize third-party library usage
  5. Use tree shaking to eliminate dead code

Additional Context

  • Focus on both application code and imported libraries
  • Consider the impact on different build environments (development vs production)
  • Ensure thorough testing after removing code to prevent regressions

Acceptance Criteria

  • Bundle size is reduced by at least 10%
  • No functionality is broken by code removal
  • Performance improvements are measurable in load time or runtime
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