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 n
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 Apach
This might be a little too late, but there is a similar project. It's not a
Cocoon plugin, but a servlet, which is somewhat close to a Reader, from what
I understand...?
The project is called JAWR
https://jawr.dev.java.net/
It's a servlet that compresses all your javascript and css on server
sta
Hi Kamal
One of the items on my (long) list of jobs to get done, in my re-
working of CForms/Dojo is compression/minifying/packaging etc.
There are a number of different scenarios that I can imagine people
will want to for it, but TBH, I have not thought it all through yet
1) developm
Reinhard Pötz wrote:
Kamal Bhatt wrote:
Reinhard Pötz wrote:
Kamal wrote:
Hi,
It occured to me that Cocoon could probably benefit from a
Javascript Reader. This JS Reader would do what a normal resource
reader would, unless the user specifies a compression-method
parameter. If the compressi
Kamal Bhatt wrote:
Reinhard Pötz wrote:
Kamal wrote:
Hi,
It occured to me that Cocoon could probably benefit from a Javascript
Reader. This JS Reader would do what a normal resource reader would,
unless the user specifies a compression-method parameter. If the
compression method is supported
Reinhard Pötz wrote:
Kamal wrote:
Hi,
It occured to me that Cocoon could probably benefit from a Javascript
Reader. This JS Reader would do what a normal resource reader would,
unless the user specifies a compression-method parameter. If the
compression method is supported, then the JS will b
Kamal wrote:
Hi,
It occured to me that Cocoon could probably benefit from a Javascript
Reader. This JS Reader would do what a normal resource reader would,
unless the user specifies a compression-method parameter. If the
compression method is supported, then the JS will be compressed. Right
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