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With the advent of pretty print in Chrome's web development console (and add-ons available for Firefox), minifiers are less of an issue for learning how a site
by bmj 14y ago
With the advent of pretty print in Chrome's web development console (and add-ons available for Firefox), minifiers are less of an issue for learning how a site works.
I suspect that minifier arguments are no-win situations: either someone doesn't like that they can't easily read the JavaScript, or someone complains it takes too long to load the scripts for a given page.
- nilved 14y agoI like sites that have a predictable `.min.js` convention; if I want to see the source code for `main.min.js`, I visit `main.js`.