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How tree shaking cleans useless code
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Modern applications import thousands of external toolkits, bloatware, and unused functions. Compilers use a technique called 'Tree Shaking', metaphorically grabbing the application structure and violently shaking it so any uncalled, dead code falls off. It aggressively ensures your final app file isn't packed with hundreds of megabytes of logic that literally nobody asked for.
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