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New JSMin Compressor v1.5

Luis Majano January 14, 2012

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Luis Majano

January 14, 2012

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Thanks to Scott Coldwell we are releasing a new version of our JSMin compressor plugin for JS and CSS files for ColdBox.  As usual, you can install this latest release via ForgeBox or ColdFusion Builder if you have the ColdBox Platform Utilities extension installed.  This release sports the following:

  • Content hash approach to file generation so same file name survives restarts until content changes occur.  This is great for CDNs, browser caching and generation.  Meaning the concatenated files change until a change is made in their content.
  • Updated to use string builders instead of buffers
  • Fixed to remove first empty line of JS and CSS files.

So what are you waiting for, install it now: JSMin compressor plugin!

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