Comment by troupo 2 days ago So we're back to my original comment: https://lit.dev/docs/tools/production/ 2 comments troupo Reply lelanthran 1 day ago > So we're back to my original comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49131513And we're back to my original comment - imports get served from the local cache, so a bit of a nothing-burger in the great scheme of things. troupo 1 day ago Except cache is not infinite, it is routinely expunged and re-fetched.The "nothing burger" is so significant that even projects whose stance is "web components are the end all be all of web development" like lit recommend bundling.
lelanthran 1 day ago > So we're back to my original comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49131513And we're back to my original comment - imports get served from the local cache, so a bit of a nothing-burger in the great scheme of things. troupo 1 day ago Except cache is not infinite, it is routinely expunged and re-fetched.The "nothing burger" is so significant that even projects whose stance is "web components are the end all be all of web development" like lit recommend bundling.
troupo 1 day ago Except cache is not infinite, it is routinely expunged and re-fetched.The "nothing burger" is so significant that even projects whose stance is "web components are the end all be all of web development" like lit recommend bundling.
> So we're back to my original comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49131513
And we're back to my original comment - imports get served from the local cache, so a bit of a nothing-burger in the great scheme of things.
Except cache is not infinite, it is routinely expunged and re-fetched.
The "nothing burger" is so significant that even projects whose stance is "web components are the end all be all of web development" like lit recommend bundling.