Ideally I\'m looking for a Javascript resource loader that will: (1) Allow me to make 开发者_C百科\"ready\" calls like head.js does, e.g.
Trying to use HeadJS in Joomla. I added a code to my template - it grabs the javascript files in the head output, prepares a string to output them between head.js code, then removes 开发者_高级运维all
There are large speed benefits to using head.js in my own sites. Now I am considering HTML5 cache manifest to impro开发者_运维百科ve offline access to sites and improving speed (more things are loaded
So the page is rendered like this: <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <script> head.js(\"js/jquery.js\",
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All front end developers out there will have heard some experts state that it is best开发者_运维知识库 practice to put scripts at the bottom of the page.
Off the bat Magento comes with more than half a dozen JavaScript libraries which do not help with the already cumbersome load times.Has anybody been able to successfully use a script loader like head.
Im trying to use head.js to load the javascript files in my asp.net page that uses a masterpage (and usercontrols) to ensure they are more self-contained.
I would like to add the following lines that I currently have under thesection using head.js. <!--[if lt IE 9]>
I\'m building a function for head.js ( http://headjs.com) that will load scripts into it in much the same way as the jQuewy ( http://jquewy.com) library does. However, I\'m getting some pretty crazy e