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I was reviewing the notes for Hermes and Static Hermes, and I came across some points that seemed unclear.
The notes mentions that Hermes compiles JavaScript code to bytecode at runtime. I guess it's AOT right not runtime.
To summarize my current understanding:
Hermes:
Uses AOT to convert JavaScript code into bytecode ahead of runtime, reducing startup time by eliminating the need for on-device parsing and compiling.
Static Hermes:
Further optimizes performance by compiling JavaScript to native code at build time, resulting in smaller and faster binaries without requiring any compilation at runtime.
Could you confirm if this interpretation is accurate?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi @anisurrahman072 ,
I was reviewing the notes for Hermes and Static Hermes, and I came across some points that seemed unclear.
The notes mentions that Hermes compiles JavaScript code to bytecode at runtime. I guess it's AOT right not runtime.
To summarize my current understanding:
Hermes:
Uses AOT to convert JavaScript code into bytecode ahead of runtime, reducing startup time by eliminating the need for on-device parsing and compiling.
Static Hermes:
Further optimizes performance by compiling JavaScript to native code at build time, resulting in smaller and faster binaries without requiring any compilation at runtime.
Could you confirm if this interpretation is accurate?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: