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🎨 fix(blog): clarify static endpoint generation explanation in Yelix documentation
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- **Static endpoint generation**: Perfect for **Deno Deploy** or other edge platforms because _Dynamic Imports are not supported in Deno Deploy._
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- **Why?**: Deno Deploy is a serverless platform that runs your code in a distributed environment. It doesn't support dynamic imports because they can introduce unpredictability and complexity in a serverless context. Static imports, on the other hand, are resolved at compile time, making them more efficient and predictable for serverless deployments.
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- **How?**: Yelix generates static endpoints by analyzing your code at build time, ensuring that all necessary modules are included without relying on dynamic imports.
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- **How?**: Yelix generates static endpoints by analyzing your code at dev time even HMR, ensuring that all necessary modules are included without relying on dynamic imports.
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- **Debug mode**: If a route fails, you get dev-friendly insights before your logger even kicks in
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