Nice work on the packager, Stuart.
It's something we've considered including in the past, but never
implemented -- except, of course, for jQuery UI.
One drawback of offering a public packager such as this one is that it
makes third-party troubleshooting and support quite a bit more
Very interesting, such a feature should be implemented on the main jQuery
website.
On Sat, Oct 11, 2008 at 8:35 PM, stuartloxton
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Just to let you all know even though this is my first post it may seem
a tad spammy but it's not. It just happens I didn't have an account
maybe and then, maybe not, depending on the case : the kilobyte footprint of
jquery minified is light, compared to the footprint of additional server
requests for each additional file to load.at the very least, a production
website should have all its javascript compiled into one single minified
Alexandra, it doesn't necessarily mean that every developer uses all the
jQuery features. Some might only need the core feature while some the AJAX
features, this will give them the opportunity to customize their framework.
On Sun, Oct 12, 2008 at 2:55 PM, Alexandre Plennevaux
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