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1. Comment at 1170206220//Y-m-d2007-01-30 1170206220//H:i17:17 by Johan Sundström

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   It's a lovely tool for anyone doing away with large load time overhead from loading (static) javascript from multiple locations, shaving off lots of needless HTTP roundtrips and queue buildup for fetching things off the same site.

   One could probably craft a comfy bookmarklet common mortals could use to run on a page whose scripts they wanted to bundle up to pre-populate an (url) upload form, too. (Probably better with that small manual step, to make it easy to remove dynamically generated scripts from the bundle, and to see which linked URLs that should be removed from the page when dropping in the final optimized result.

   It's a dream to blog and web page load time optimizers all over the place. (Just wait 'til they come back for similar help with their css.

   Might eventually make it support Transfer-Encoding:gzip too, by the way, where clients send Accept-Encoding:*gzip*.

2. Comment at 1170224040//Y-m-d2007-01-30 1170224040//H:i22:14 by Aditya

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   I'll switch to it if you promise it's faster than Googlepages

3. Comment at 1170271980//Y-m-d2007-01-31 1170271980//H:i11:33 by Singpolyma

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   @Aditya – with minify and all I'd bet it's faster. Google Pages is slow Especially for multiple includes.

4. Comment at 1170349560//Y-m-d2007-02-01 1170349560//H:i09:06 by Aditya

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   All righty then! I'll try and make a switch and see for a few days. But what happens when Ning is taken down for upgrades?

5. Comment at 1170350940//Y-m-d2007-02-01 1170350940//H:i09:29 by Singpolyma

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   @Adit – if Ning is down there's nothing I can do… but that hasn't happened in awhile, they are a deployed system now and try to do the work behind the scenes

6. Comment at 1170854220//Y-m-d2007-02-07 1170854220//H:i05:17 by chaitanya.gk

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   nice! good job…this is why im fan of your blog :p

7. Comment at 1171540320//Y-m-d2007-02-15 1171540320//H:i03:52 by Aditya

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   Quick question: How do you go about minifying a multiple script request?

8. Comment at 1171546140//Y-m-d2007-02-15 1171546140//H:i05:29 by Singpolyma

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   @Adit – you would request /ids/id+id+id?minify

   

9. Comment at 1171565220//Y-m-d2007-02-15 1171565220//H:i10:47 by Aditya

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   I tried. It gives an 'unterminated string lateral' error. You missed a quote somewhere?

10. Comment at 1172997180//Y-m-d2007-03-04 1172997180//H:i00:33 by Aditya

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    You know what'll be a good way to extend this? Although I'm guessing you thought about it …

    Throw in an online editor for the files, so that one doesn't have to constantly keep uploading locally stored copies

11. Comment at 1173039720//Y-m-d2007-03-04 1173039720//H:i12:22 by Singpolyma

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    @Adit – done