Is there any reliable way to condense common static files into one
folder?
For example, Jquery, a 56 kb file, is replicated among every
application. If your website is comprised of more than 2 apps, your
users will be forced to download jquery twice.
The only way I have thought of is to use routes to do something like
this:
global_jquery = '/examples/static/jquery.js'
routes_in = (('/static/jquery', global_jquery),)
routes_out = (
('/app1/static/jquery.js', global_jquery),
('/app2/static/jquery.js', global_jquery),
('/app3/static/jquery.js', global_jquery)
)
is this a good idea?
Plus, is it possible to reload routes.py without restarting web2py?
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