AMA - Igor Minar
summary
Covers practical tactics and concrete trade-offs: using Chrome and Safari code coverage to find large dead chunks, Closure Compiler can remove unused methods but needs rich type information, libraries should ship ES modules to enable reliable tree‑shaking, and a serviceworker-first approach plus Lighthouse in CI with size budgets stored in Firebase enforces regressions. Notes dead-code removal is mostly manual today, offers an upgrade_light migration pattern, explains Angular Elements' bundle/versioning tradeoffs, and warns about lazy-load version skew in long‑running apps.
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