Oh come on. If you're supposed to write an international site for visitors
in 5 languages, would you really consider writing (and editing) all the
different texts, labels, figure captions, etc in ONE file only and
separating the languages by deeply nested if`s ?
Would you say, ok, I don't know german so well, but it's important to see
all the versions together in order to be sure that any change is done
simultaneoulsy. I try to learn german (and french and kisuaheli, etc.)
Or would you prefer to define the "look & feel" of the site, split the files
and let the german version be done by a native german speaking (if
available)?
Stephan
>
> What advantage would you gain by splitting up your example? Speed
> wise, that is not the reason for loading taking a long time. The
> speed problems are due to DynLayer creation. If you haven't seen yet,
> Dan is creating a new inline dynlayer creation system that will speed
> up this process. While splitting up the core files may seem nice, it
> offers no real advantage. Especially with the new jspack files, the
> file sizes are going to be small anyways.
>
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