Thank you for clarifying. Plain text source code is just not a good way to ship code. Browsers have a warm shared copy of a highly tuned VM. However to make use of it sites have to talk to it via plain text source code heavily penalizing startup.
A JS binary AST has the potential to transparently benefits all websites without any effort on their part if it's handled by a web server module, like GZIP, or a build step. This can remove redundant work that's done for billions of page load for all web sites.
A JS binary AST has the potential to transparently benefits all websites without any effort on their part if it's handled by a web server module, like GZIP, or a build step. This can remove redundant work that's done for billions of page load for all web sites.