Adobe Exam AD0-E706 Topic 8 Question 27 Discussion

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Question #: 27
Topic #: 8

On a project that deploys static content during the build phase a merchant states the deploy phase Is still taking too long You consider turning oft JavaScript minification to reduce the build time.

Besides reducing the build phase time what two consequences does turning off JavaScript minification have? Choose 2 answers

AThe deploy artifact size will be decreased because of the larger JavaScript can be symlinked

BBrowsing the store will be slower because larger JavaScript files have to be downloaded

CThe deploy phase will be shorter because JavaScript can be symlinked from init instead of copied

DThe build phase will be longer because the additional pass of JavaScript merging

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Suggested Answer: C

by Glenna at Mar 08, 2024, 07:52 PM

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Katina

13 days ago

I wonder if the merchant has tried turning off the coffee machine in the office. That might speed up the build process just as much as disabling minification. Jokes aside, the two correct consequences are the larger file size and the longer build time.

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Felice

2 days ago

A) The deploy artifact size will be decreased because of the larger JavaScript can be symlinked

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Dino

14 days ago

The deploy phase won't be shorter if we turn off minification, that's just wishful thinking. In fact, the build phase will be longer because we'll need an additional step to merge the JavaScript files. This question is trying to trick us.

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Lynna

16 days ago

That's true, it could increase the deploy artifact size and make browsing the store slower.

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Rory

17 days ago

But wouldn't it also make the deploy artifact size larger because the JavaScript files are not minified?

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Lynna

18 days ago

I think turning off JavaScript minification could make the build phase longer.

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Geraldo

22 days ago

Turning off JavaScript minification will increase the file size of the deploy artifact, which means larger JavaScript files have to be downloaded, leading to slower browsing for customers. That's definitely a consequence I would expect.

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Jeniffer

5 days ago

A) The deploy artifact size will be decreased because of the larger JavaScript can be symlinked

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