Don't use "use strict" in minified versions of JS

[marcalj]

In the majority of documents that explain the use of "use strict" on JS code, they tell to use it on development only.
The javascript execution it's faster without it.

[mdo]

You'll have to talk to @fat about that, but he has a post about it, too: http://www.wordsbyf.at/2011/11/03/140-hella-strict/

[marcalj]

I think there's no conflict with @fat's goal we think that means giving you the tools to detect potentially hazardous mistakes early and independently. You will detect mistakes in development, so in production we need to go efficient. The same way as there's a minified version of JS code.

[fat]

yep you're right - surprised/sad uglify doesn't strip it. :/

[fat]

should be stripped now

[marcalj]

👍 thanks.

[fat]

no problemo