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Jan De DobbeleerandJan De Dobbeleer
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The studio renders a config from recorded data. It has no filesystem, no processes and no network, so every segment's detection finds nothing the moment it runs - and yet all 118 implementations were linked into the module, because a package-level map holds a constructor for each and an init gob-registers them all. Both are reachable from any config parse, so between them they pinned every segment package and everything those pull in: cloud SDKs, HTTP clients, the lot. 4.2MB raw, 0.5MB brotli, for code no visitor can reach. The registry moves behind a build tag. The browser build constructs no writer at all and renders from the recorded data instead, which carries what a template reads - fields and method results alike. Seven places assumed a writer exists; they now ask whether there is one, and the rendered text has somewhere to live when there is not. The website's own data file moves to the recorded envelope format, which is what carries a segment's enabled state when there is no writer left to ask. Combined with the HTTP stack already gone from this build: 29,351,525 bytes to 21,857,604 raw, 4,675,591 to 3,640,973 brotli - 22% off what a visitor downloads. Entire-Checkpoint: da3ad3698634
Website
This website is built using Docusaurus, a modern static website generator.
Installation
npm install
Local Development
npm run start
This command starts a local development server and open up a browser window. Most changes are reflected live without having to restart the server.