And just when I started investigating it, I found why LibreJS takes so much time on stuff.
I have to advise, however, that there is nothing wrong (so far) with GNU LibreJS. Besides, I'm not an expert in web development. The only thing I know is some basic concepts of HTML, CSS and JS. Now on the things I found so far: It seems that the website is using a Drupal module named Advanced CSS/JS Aggregation (AdvAgg/advagg) ([1]). However, AdvAgg itself isn't bad, it might as well be very handy. Basically, AdvAgg attempts to make most things into a single one and also caches stuff so that 10 people don't end up generating 10 different processess working to do the same thing with the same file. The problem however, is that AdvAgg is currently doing "too much", and this seems to cause various dynamic JavaScript files to appear, which GNU LibreJS has to evaluate, thus causing the slowdown and overload. [1] <https://www.drupal.org/project/advagg>. Adonay Felipe Nogueira <[email protected]> writes: > Hm... Interesting... I remember that some months ago they had that fixed > in the website... I wonder what might be causing the problem. I'll try > to collect more useful information. >
