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There are several strategies you can implement to reduce the bundle size in webpack + Vue.js:
- Code splitting: Break your code into smaller, more manageable chunks and load them only when needed. This can be done using webpack's code splitting feature or Vue.js's built-in lazy loading feature.
- Tree shaking: Remove unnecessary code from your bundle by selectively including only the parts of a library that are actually used in your project. You can achieve this by using tools like webpack's UglifyJsPlugin or using ES6 modules.
- Minification: Minify your code to reduce the size of your bundle. This can be done using webpack's UglifyJsPlugin or other minification tools.
- Optimize images: Compress and optimize images to reduce their size before including them in your project. You can use tools like imagemin or webpack's image-loader for this purpose.
- Use webpack plugins: There are several webpack plugins available that can help further reduce the bundle size, such as webpack-bundle-analyzer, webpack.optimize.AggressiveMergingPlugin, and webpack.optimize.AggressiveSplittingPlugin.
By implementing these strategies, you can significantly reduce the bundle size of your webpack + Vue.js project and improve its performance.