By anupshinde
via anupshinde.com
Submitted: Feb 01 2013 / 10:34
If you are a Force.com developer who has to write Visualforce pages and some bit of javascript, you surely would get frustrated with the slow "file-save" timings that you find with Force.com Eclipse IDE. Further if you use compressed static resources to host all your static js/css files, it gets more painful to edit such static resources. In this post, I will show you a technique that I use to be more productive while writing javascript with Visualforce/APEX on Force.com platform.
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