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Tag Archives: css
Regular Expressions
I’ve been working for a while now in a way to compress multiple JS and CSS files in Java. I’ll talk about this in a later post, but there is a particularity that I want to discuss briefly here: Regular … Continue reading
Compressing JavaScript and CSS files with YUI Compressor
Performance is always something to be looking for when developing web applications. One possible approach to improve performance of such applications is to compress our JavaScript and CSS files. This will make them smaller and thus faster to download. A … Continue reading
