Hi 'min' stands for 'minimized'. Thus, usually JS files are minimized for productive setups so they get smaller. => use the "min.js" for your productive setup, but rather the original JS (not minimized) for development setups because it is much easier to debug that way.
cheers Patrick Am Mittwoch, 9. Januar 2013 08:18:51 UTC+1 schrieb Bootstep: > > Hello, I am newbie working with .js and i really don´t know about the > differences between .js and min.js > > Does somebody help me? > > Thanks >
