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[Show HN] Compress web files to improve your performance
- mooism2 15y agoI think you are removing whitespace too aggressively: “performanceof”, “andnew”, “linecharacters”, “googlegenerally”. “this thisamazing product” is a grammar typo after you put the space back in.
- minifyhtml 15y agoThanks for pointing out the bugs. Some how this was missed and not caught during our testing cycle. All the bugs have been fixed. Please do try the product. Regards
- benologist 15y agoIt would be really cool if I could plug some URLs in and then see how well it works / make sure it doesn't screw anything up. That would be a lot more convenient.
- minifyhtml 15y agoThe reason you can't do that because this is an application. The compressing will happen as a pre deployment step. So as a process you compress and then deploy it to your production server.
- benologist 15y agoAt it's guts it's some kind of .NET project, you could reference the project and put an aspx interface straight over the existing classes. The reason the online testing would be good is it's so easy for html minification to break stuff, but testing it manually is asking too much - I don't want to download + figure out how to use + integrate it into our teamcity + then finally test to see if it didn't bork anything.
- minifyhtml 15y agoI added a sample online testing page, where you can upload your file to test the compression performance. This is a very easy tool which you can learn in 5 to 10 minutes. Please refer to the following help documentation http://help.minifyhtml.com http://help.minifyhtml.com Regards