Hi Rouslan, Well the idea is great and it should be good to be applied but that developers concern is also a big concern!
But there is more about it, if we plan to cache that big file(we are certainly gzipping it?) over the browser(will substantially decrease more payload) then we have to purge the whole big file if even a single file among the list has been changed. Also minified versions sometimes causes error in gzipping and also if we merge it with another minified file.
Dron Rathore
On 12/18/2012 11:58 PM, Dron Rathore wrote:
Hi Rouslan, Well the idea is great and it should be good to be applied but that developers concern is also a big concern!
But there is more about it, if we plan to cache that big file(we are certainly gzipping it?) over the browser(will substantially decrease more payload) then we have to purge the whole big file if even a single file among the list has been changed.
With the default install of apache2, pma is serving the js files gzipped to me. Have you not checked for yourself or is this not the case for you?
Also minified versions
sometimes causes error in gzipping and also if we merge it with another minified file.
Have you any proof for such a bold statement?
Bye, Rouslan