Ahead of Time vs. Just in Time and Build Time vs. Runtime [Corte Raiz]
One of the milestones in the development of front-end frameworks was the use of AOT (Ahead of Time) to improve coding using these frameworks.
Today, the code you write is very different from the code that is actually executed by the environment (browser, server, etc.). Using ahead of time is what made it possible for, for example, TypeScript to exist.
In this video, I explain the impact of ahead of time (AOT), as well as showing the differences between AOT, JIT (Just in Time), build time, and runtime.
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