Issue
I have one silly question. I'm wondering about ways to speed up my app. In most cases the popular one is to use --prod
flag during build. But also I found an advice to enable Angular production mode with
enableProdMode();
in main.ts
. Are these actions the same and trigger the same mechanism?
Solution
The --prod
flag triggers the --environment=prod
flag (among other things). This means that the environment file defined as prod
in the environments
array of the .angular-cli.json
is used during compilation.
If you have the default main.ts
this will indeed mean it runs enabledProdMode()
. Because they use this to trigger it:
if (environment.production) {
enableProdMode();
}
and in the environment file the production
property is set to true
.
Answered By - Poul Kruijt
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