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The whole thing is silly, because JSmin is ~200 lines of code. It would be trivial to rewrite from scratch and avoid the braindamaged license.
by neilc 17y ago
The whole thing is silly, because JSmin is ~200 lines of code. It would be trivial to rewrite from scratch and avoid the braindamaged license.
- cdibona 17y agoI think the right way to deal with this is to find a way to use our closure tool to replace jsmin's functionality in a dfsg/osi approved way. Not before the new year though (I was the dude who said no way to jsmin on google code)
- rgrove 17y agoThat takes care of JSMin, but what about JSLint?