What is the benefit of using tree shaking with ES6 modules?
- Eliminates dead code and reduces bundle size
- Improves module readability and organization
- Enhances runtime performance through JIT compilation
- Enables better debugging with source maps
Tree shaking is a technique in which unused or dead code is eliminated during the bundling process. It helps reduce the final bundle size, resulting in faster loading times and improved performance.
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