@user7114, when iteratively developing a module as module or with its code 'inline' within a (limited) testbed, no minification can work. But for runtime, where the module should - hopefully - be a 'small' part compared to the application, additional JSVARS are a death sentence.
Developing with no minification in a (limited) testbed though has the advantage of not eating up the budget of the not really free google closure compiler service. At the same time, the testbed is best practice for unit/regression test and documented example.
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@user7114, when iteratively developing a module as module or with its code 'inline' within a (limited) testbed, no minification can work. But for runtime, where the module should - hopefully - be a 'small' part compared to the application, additional JSVARS are a death sentence.
Developing with no minification in a (limited) testbed though has the advantage of not eating up the budget of the not really free google closure compiler service. At the same time, the testbed is best practice for unit/regression test and documented example.