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Note how startup time is a big factor. Also, strong claim, can you support it and write a faster version of YUICompressor? (Also please make sure it handles all
by Mithaldu 14y ago
Note how startup time is a big factor. Also, strong claim, can you support it and write a faster version of YUICompressor? (Also please make sure it handles all these test cases correctly: https://metacpan.org/source/JANUS/CSS-Compressor-0.02/t/yui https://metacpan.org/source/JANUS/CSS-Compressor-0.02/t/yui )
- RyanZAG 14y agoAny reason it can't be kept resident so you don't have to start it up all the time? Should be a fairly simple change to add a batch mode or similar... Alternatively, best practices appear to be to use caching of the css files: http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/compressor/#using http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/compressor/#using "If you wish to minify your files on the backend (also known as on-the-fly minification) instead of at build time, you will want to cache the minified files in memory for optimal performance (instead of minifying the same files over and over & minification is a time consuming process) Note that the YUI Compressor can easily be instantiated and used from a Java-based environment (Servlet). "
- rossjudson 14y agoThe line is just "50% faster"?