I've run into a few edge cases where this would be helpful.We have a few
data elements which unfortunately have some unique edge cases.As a
result, they have some decently complex custom JS.They often include
helper functions which do things like split up comma delimited lists
before hitting a maximum character limitation. We have to include the
same functions in every data element because there isn't a guaranteed
execution order for data elements.Having rules which can execute prior
to data ele...
JS bundles in Launch are compressed with gzip, which saves many bytes.
However, there is a new compression algorithm which can yield even
better network (and thus user) performance: Brotli.Brotli is supported
by all modern browsers and improves compression of JS by 14% over gzip
(see the Akami Blog entry linked later).A sample showing possible
compression levels is https://tools.paulcalvano.com/compression.php Here
we can see that Launch bundles are compressed at gzip level 6, a good
compromise ...
