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If there's a benefit to putting comments at the end, why not remove the comments entirely in the production version (i.e. minification)?
by Spoom 13y ago
If there's a benefit to putting comments at the end, why not remove the comments entirely in the production version (i.e. minification)?
- txutxu 13y agoI'll discard using separated files, because that supposes the double of files. $ echo $(( $( find ./src -type f | wc -l ) * 2 )) 938 And growing each day... I've make a cli tool to query the docs once everything is installed, it should not be too much work to adapt to the change. That's the main reason. I love minification where it hurts, and I'll consider it for "runtime" version. But my doubt is more about the "development" stage of the code, when you work with it. update: edited previous no-sense