With modern web designs, especially those with AJAXy features, you’d be shocked to find that Javascript and CSS contribute significantly to the amount of data your browser downloads for a webpage. Usually, the Javascript and CSS files are larger than the HTML webpage itself. Continuing my trend of debunking popular or common beliefs, read on for why on-the-fly JS/CSS compression that you read about on Digg often will actually crash your site hard when you get Dugg. I also present a simple yet more efficient way of compressing your files.
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