feat: Faster loading of JS files #73
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This is great optimization. Just note that with the single webpack bundle (leading to a single require) and code cache (in release mode), the effect of this optimization is mitigated. Actually this function will never be used in the hot path of an application run in release mode. Nevertheless, this optimization will improve load times during development and is worth including. |
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Yes, you are right. Vendor and Bundle are still loaded from disk, even with code-cache on. But it's still worth checking the performance gain with an app built in Release and running on an actual device. |
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This PR creates a custom version of the code that will loads the JS modules (i.e. require(module)). By not creating extra buffers and extra memory usage, this speeds up the loading of JS files by ~16%.