it sounds very interesting, but i'm quite puzzled on how to do it correctly. i'm interested in reducing the load time of my websites but i don't really master these compression logics. I would have assumed i'd have to point to the html file loading the js+css files but your app seems to look for folders. If i'm correct, what file structure is supposed to work for this? I for one store all my javascript in a _js folder , which contains a "frontend" for the files dealing with the frontend, and a "backend" for the javascript files used in the backend app. I have a 3rd folder "jquery_plugins" folder inside this _js, which contains a folder for each plugin that i use.
given that folder structure, is it possible to use your app? Sorry if this is out of my league... On Tue, Dec 23, 2008 at 5:27 PM, K-BL <axel...@aim.com> wrote: > > Hey Guys, > I just finished writing a YUI Multi-File Compression Utility. It's > really simple, it just runs some CLI commands, but more importantly, > it compiles entire directories and sub directories with a clean UI. > For us IT guys, it makes quick site changes a breeze from source to > compressed in just seconds. > > Anyway, find it here: > http://jqueryplugins.weebly.com/yui-compressor-multi-file-utility.html > > If you like it, let me know. Also, source is available in C#. > > K-BL >
