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Improve Angular performance with Gzip compression on Azure
In Brave New World, Aldous Huxley repeatedly mentioned zippers, implying that, in their newness (as of the early 1930s), mechanical complexity, ease of use, and speed, zippers were somehow corrosive of natural human values. Judson, Whitcomb L. "Shoe-fastening" U.S. Patent Number 504,037 (Filed: August 17, 1892; Issued: August 29, 1893). Output file format with artifacts, default format: [filename].[ext].[compressExt]. Where: filename -> name of your file, ext -> file extension, compressExt -> compress extension (.gz, .br, etc), hash -> uniq hash.For Example - if your React App is deployed using NGINX server then you can serve your build files in gzipped compressed by adding below configuration : gzip on; Angular-cli team has removed the support for generating compress files (.gz). Github discussion url.
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Top Stop (two devices affixed to the top end of a zipper, to prevent the slider from coming off the chain) Btw you can merge this command with build command as below: "build-dev": "ng build && npx gzipper compress ./dist"This post is about improving Angular application performance with the help of GZip encoding when hosting the application in Azure Blob Storage.