I\'ve minified a .js file, and everything is just fine. But, when I gzip, the browser no longer executes the file. What am I doing wrong? Here\'s the gzip command:
so I\'m using fancybox, as well as Google\'s minify http://code.google.com/p/minify/ but then after minifying the fancybox css, when I click on something that is fancyboxed, the close button on the f
I have a repo that contains my minified css/js files.Some of them are gzipped.When i go between staging and production doing push and pulls it tries to auto merge and fails on the gz ones citing it ca
I\'ve been reading this post about minifying and compressing static files like CSS/JS within the 开发者_JAVA百科publish/package event in VS2010.
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Dear folks, staring at the minified CSS I put together so proudly the othernight, I desparately tried to remove more chars here or there, like those wasted whitespace: \" \" meanwhile the more I stare
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I\'m trying to decomment my // comments in my javascript with php preg_replace() and made a preg_replace which should do following:
Following a previous question, I realize why it\'s not possible to generically minify properties of objects. But what if I can safely assume that certain properties are never ever going to be accessed
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