When building, or ‘on the fly’ (perhaps with caching) when the users request pages.
And what are the dis/advantages of each.
When building, or on the fly (perhaps with caching) when the users request pages.
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When building, or ‘on the fly’ (perhaps with caching) when the users request pages.
And what are the dis/advantages of each.
When the site moves from dev to the live server.
I always have an uncompressed version of the JS on the dev server and a minimized version on the live server.
The advantage of that is when developing i can run into JS trouble and fix it very simply, but i need to run each changed script through a minimizer, but for me its not that much.