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Is the development experience supposed to be that slow? #396
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could be related to: #372 |
clean install of angular2-webpack-starter takes about 5 secs to build for me, but it's getting increasingly slow with more stuff you add, now with a couple of components, services and routes I'm at about 40 seconds or crash, as described in #372 |
Thanks for the issue. Can update to latest and reopen if you still have this issue. The problem was ts-loader so I switched to awesome-typescript-loader so I'm closing this now |
@gdi2290 Are you going to restore the changes involving the default webpack config file? |
@sumigoma ya I might |
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+1 on that |
Let me first say thanks for providing a starter kit for angular 2 and webpack.
The good part is that running
npm install
andnpm run server
succesfully runs the sample application.The less so good is that it takes more than 10 seconds to reflect a change on a file (I changed
home.html
). Not sure if that is supposed to be that slow. It tried without the hot module reload for similar results.Beside changing the one file and updating TypeScript package version to 1.8.7, I left the rest unchanged
My environment is Windows and the CPU is an Intel Core i5-4300U 1.9Ghz.
Here's an extract of the webpack-dev-server output :
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