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wow. By the way, what do you mean by obfuscation? Because this is really weird, they even copied the variables. So was the code obfuscated or just trimmed of
by volida 17y ago
wow.
By the way, what do you mean by obfuscation?
Because this is really weird,
they even copied the variables. So was the code obfuscated or just trimmed of white space. You should consider using the google closure compiler with advanced optimizations, although you will have το do some extra work το get your javascript compile in advanced mode.
- colbyolson 17y agoWhat's up with a few of your "to's" at the end of your last sentence? :-)
- blasdel 17y agoThey're GREEK SMALL LETTER TAU (U+03C4), GREEK SMALL LETTER OMICRON (U+03BF)
- colbyolson 17y agoYea, I know what they are, just curious as to why they're there.
- viraptor 17y agoJust guessing: he's got a layout where alt_gr+t produces a small tau and is typing quite quickly hitting space+alt_gr by accident. I know that's the reason some of my k-s at the beginning of a word are ĸ-s. (you can just miss it while reading later) OTOH, I may be completely wrong :)
- amix 17y agoWe used Yahoo's compressor for both JS and CSS ( http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/compressor/ http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/compressor/ ). An example of our JavaScript can be seen here: http://statics.plurk.com/5578b0a824368f9af6afa9dd6e8abf64.js http://statics.plurk.com/5578b0a824368f9af6afa9dd6e8abf64.js. You can see that not all the variables are converted, since Yahoo's compressor is very conservative and won't change functions or global objects names. This was the best available option at the time we wrote Plurk. We will take a look at Google Clouse Compiler, thanks.