Ivy Renderer for Dummies
summary
Ivy is a new Angular renderer that emits component-level compilation instructions and uses incremental DOM to ship much less code, improving tree-shaking (removes unused lifecycle hooks, listeners, pipes, queries, projection and structural directives) and lowering memory use. Experiments show hello-world bundles drop from ~151 KB to as much as 10x smaller. Components compile independently (no NgModule recompilation), enabling faster incremental builds and library distribution; preview lands in v8 and becomes default in v9, enable with the CLI flag.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:43Introducing Gerard
- 1:37Timeline
- 4:36Why we need a renderer
- 9:38Evolution of the renderer
- 11:17Rendering Pipeline
- 16:10Ivy Renderer
- 21:39Smaller Bundles
- 27:37Call for Action
