Ivy Renderer for Dummies
summary
Ivy is a new Angular renderer that compiles templates into reusable template instructions and generates DOM incrementally, cutting a simple hello world bundle from about 151 KB to 14 KB in the demo. It enables component-level compilation and incremental builds so changing one component only recompiles that piece, supports better tree-shaking (directives, lifecycle hooks, pipes omitted if unused), adds template type checking, HTML breakpoints and smaller memory footprints, and is available today via the enableIvy preview flag with full rollout targeted for v9.
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- 0:00Start
- 2:52Developer Advocate AWS
- 7:02Responsibilities
- 10:39Naive Renderer Code
- 11:49Renderer v1
- 12:16Ivy Renderer v3
- 13:07ViewEngine vs Ivy Rendering
- 16:57Ivy Rollout Plan
- 17:55Ivy Features
- 19:27Smaller Bundles
- 21:04Ivy Tree Shaking
- 23:05Ivy Component Locality
- 25:03Simpler Debugging
- 25:20Bonus Benefits
- 25:47Virtual vs Incremental DOM
- 27:45Using Angular CLI flag








