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Features: Theming / Re: JavaScript caching
« on June 19th, 2011, 10:34 AM »
Why not minify and cache the single built file, rather than minifying separately and then combining and caching? You'll probably get better perf.
Honestly, this is why I didn't use comments in the js files of olde, I figured it was way too much to run something on them to remove comments. But, it's getting more popular now and making sense.
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Honestly, this is why I didn't use comments in the js files of olde, I figured it was way too much to run something on them to remove comments. But, it's getting more popular now and making sense.
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Features: Theming / Re: CSS and JavaScript minification
« on June 19th, 2011, 10:32 AM »
How is this implemented? It would be nice if it does it based on e.g. a production or non-debug setting.
I did some post-deflate tests, and in fact for many projects am using a script that uses Closure Compiler, uglify-js, packer (although packer2, need to either fix packer3 PHP or write some hookup for offline automation... maybe node.js?), and YUI. Usually uglify-js is the winner.
For CSS, I've not been impressed with a PHP css compressor I found that was popular. YUI seems to do a lot of nice things, and do pretty well after deflate without breaking things. That said, I've been looking at lesscss/sassy lately, which supposedly pack as well, and haven't compared them yet.
Closure Compiler actually returns errors (and can auto-correct most of them) for things like the automatic semicolon insertion issue. That's why I use it as well, and report errors it reports.
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I did some post-deflate tests, and in fact for many projects am using a script that uses Closure Compiler, uglify-js, packer (although packer2, need to either fix packer3 PHP or write some hookup for offline automation... maybe node.js?), and YUI. Usually uglify-js is the winner.
For CSS, I've not been impressed with a PHP css compressor I found that was popular. YUI seems to do a lot of nice things, and do pretty well after deflate without breaking things. That said, I've been looking at lesscss/sassy lately, which supposedly pack as well, and haven't compared them yet.
Closure Compiler actually returns errors (and can auto-correct most of them) for things like the automatic semicolon insertion issue. That's why I use it as well, and report errors it reports.
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Features: Theming / Re: Template blocks
« on June 19th, 2011, 10:27 AM »
Sounds like this is using TOX-G or some variant of it, then?
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The Pub / Re: Wedge financial support
« on June 19th, 2011, 10:19 AM »I always had the impression that the SMF team hated it because they actually had some reasonably responsibility to those who had donated
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