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I noticed that there is always a “min” version (stands for mini?) for most JavaScript libraries (e.g., jQuery).
What is the difference? Less functionality but smaller size?
Is this something someone should consider using? (There are a lot of min versions out there.)
The functionality is exactly the same – just open the minified and the “normal” versions in a text editor and you’ll see the difference.
The min-Versions are just there to provide reduced filesize, to save you bandwith and traffic 😉