How does the static structure of ES6 Modules aid in tree shaking compared to CommonJS?
- Easier debugging due to explicit dependencies
- Improved dead code elimination
- Faster runtime performance
- Better support for dynamic imports
ES6 Modules have a static structure, allowing tools to analyze dependencies at build time. Tree shaking is the process of eliminating dead code, and ES6 Modules excel in this regard, making it easier to eliminate unused code during bundling.
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