Cute
Cute is "JavaScript You Minify", meaning Cute scripts can be concatenated with your application code and minfied together. Functions you use will remain intact, and functions you don't use will minify out. The end result is that browsers will download and run your code quickly, enabling the fastest experiences possible.
Browser experiences are affected by three main causes of latency, which can roughly be categorized as hops, size and speed.
The relationship between Moore's Law and Nielsen's Law means CPU speeds can be expected to increase at a greater rate than bandwidth, so over time, size becomes more important than speed. Additionally, caching is a common solution for mitigating latency from hops, and small sizes are better for caching, both on CDNs (saving cost) and browsers (saving space).
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Minifier-friendly JavaScript built for speed and power.
We found that cute demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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