By bloid
via batiste.dosimple.ch
Published: Jul 03 2007 / 02:50
Most web browsers download js files sequentialy and wait for the last javascript file (at least those in header section) to be downloaded to begin to render the page.
Consequently it's a common idiom in web developpment that compressing javascript file will speedup download time and consenquently speedup page rendering.
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Comments
Ganeshji Marwaha replied ago:
yup, packed, is for people who dont know mod_deflate... Minify it instead of packing it, and u will know that compression is good...
Check out dean.edwards.name/packer.
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