Reducing package size and complexity with NgModule
summary
Claims a concrete savings: refactors AngularFire into ng module modularization so the Firebase JS pieces tree shake away, yielding a 30% reduction in the Firebase portion (which was 48% of vendor JS in the demo). The prototype compiles and removes unused auth/storage/messaging code but initially proof-of-concept broke a lot so APIs get adjusted (auth defaults removed, wrappers added). Proposal adds router guards, lazy loading and universal support; release candidate not ready yet.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 0:23Reducing package size and complexity with ng Module
- 6:37Observables, observables, observables!
- 7:03What the problem is?
- 8:25@NgModule to the rescue
- 11:18Drop pre-configuration of login A large amount of complexity goes into initializing the default authentication method
- 12:13Angular specific behavior Route guards Lazy loading Universal support
- 12:44Naming
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