Ship the Runtime, Not the Compiler: Precompiling Handlebars Templates
Precompiling Handlebars moves template parsing from the browser to your build step. Here is how the runtime-only setup works, where it breaks, and how to verify it.
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handlebarsWhy Babel Strips Your Types but Won’t Catch Your Bugs
Babel strips TypeScript types fast but skips type checking. Keep tsc --noEmit as a CI gate to catch errors before they ship.
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Vite inlines VITE_-prefixed variables into the browser bundle at build time. This note covers a minimal design that keeps secrets in Node-side config, operational checks to prevent leaks, and failure modes to avoid.
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Guidance on picking shadow-cljs or the official ClojureScript compiler for a web app, covering npm integration, REPL workflow, and build trade‑offs.
clojurescriptShipping SVGs Without Breaking Them: A Sensible SVGO Baseline
SVGO's default preset strips viewBox and can break responsive icons. Here's a minimal, defensible config with multipass, plus how to verify the output before shipping.
svgoWhen SVGO's Defaults Aren't Enough: Writing a Custom Plugin to Strip Editor Metadata
SVGO's default preset won't strip editor-specific junk like Inkscape's namespaced attributes. A small custom plugin — using the v3 visitor API — turns SVGO into an SVG hygiene enforcer, not just a minifier.
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