Hi Guys
IMHO the most likely scenario ATM will be that JS libs for eg. CForms
would be minified and packaged as a production step, either manually
or automatically. Then served as Mark says, via HTTPD using gzip
compression.
i.e. there is more than just compression involved
But, I have not got this far yet .....
regards Jeremy
On 13 Aug 2008, at 17:42, Mark Lundquist wrote:
I guess a JS reader could be helpful for applications where all
resources are served directly by "raw" Cocoon, i.e. if any
compression is to be done then Cocoon has to do it. But don't most
applications in a Web setting run Cocoon behind an Apache front-
end? Then you can just have Apache gzip whatever you want, all
outside of Cocoon, right? And wouldn't that take care of whatever
one might want to gain from using a special compressing/"minifying"
component for a specific resource type?
I could be totally wrong about this, but that's just how it seemed
to me... anyway, is the use case for this specifically the scenario
where un-Apache-front-ended Cocoon is being used to serve resources
directly?
cheers,
—ml—
