Hi Steven, The difference is that ng serve uses webpack, and has turned AOT, and lazyloading on by default. BTW, webpack now also has tree shaking, so there is less need for rollup anyway. At the moment, AFAIK rollup does a slightly better job at tree shaking, so you might want to stick to it for production builds. In that case, make sure lazyloading is turned off. I don't recall the ng serve switches fir that, but I'm sure you can look those up.
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