What is tree-shaking and how does the Ivy Renderer enhance it in Angular applications?
- A method for optimizing CSS in Angular apps
- A process for generating random tree structures for UI components
- A technique for eliminating unused code
- A way to improve routing in Angular apps
Tree-shaking is a technique for eliminating unused code in your application. The Ivy Renderer enhances tree-shaking in Angular applications by reducing the bundle size through better dead code elimination. This is achieved by creating a more efficient rendering pipeline, which leads to smaller, optimized bundles.
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