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by solomone
4429 days ago
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ngmin isn't really a solution, it's a post processing transpiler hack. There's lot of ways to format your js code so that ngmin does the wrong thing and destroys working code. I wouldn't call the problem 'solved'. At least not until angular 2.0 or a solution like this. |
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