I\'m using yuicompressor to minify and obfuscate some javscript files. I\'m trying to dynamically build the file path and pass it to the minifier from powershell.
I\'m automating some tasks using phing and yui compressor and I\'m running into a memory problem.I\'m curious if there is a better way to handle this.
Short Version When using file compressors like YUI compressor, what is the proper procedure for deploying your website, so that you don\'t have to mess with compressed files during development time?
I have a post build event that combines my JavaScript files and outputs to Production.js, however if Production.js is not checked out, the build fails.
I\'m trying to understand how all these tools work since, as far as I know, they change the name of variables to achieve a better compression.
I have a collection of Javascript files that together constitute a system. Different parts of the system are in different (global) namespaces (e.g., NSA, NSB, etc.) and those namespaces may be objects
This question already has answers here: How to add a timestamp to TFSBuild.proj? (2 answers) Closed 8 years ago.
I made yuicompressor work from the command line. 开发者_如何学GoBut the only thing I didn\'t understand from this tutorial is this part:
When I minify jquery using YUI compressor, it works fine. When I then add gzip compression (and serve this version via mod rewrite), the gzipped version throws this error:
I have an ant build that concatenates my javascript into one file and then compresses it. The problem is that Visual Studio\'s default encoding attaches a BOM to every file. How do I configure ant to
加载中,请稍侯......