Monthly Archives: January 2010

Google Closure Compiler?

Yes, it’s a question! After reading about jQuery version 1.4 I saw something that seemed to be pretty interesting to me. jQuery is now using Google Closure Compiler to minify and compile it’s source. The result was smaller output file. … Continue reading

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jQuery 1.4 released

As my blog deals a lot with one of the most used JavaScript libraries – jQuery, it’s my duty to say that version 1.4 is released. That comes with a bit change of the jQuery site – http://jquery.com.

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Optimizing OpenLayers. Make it smaller and faster!

In breve OpenLayers is a open javascript library that gives you the power to integrate, work and develop map based web applications as is Google Maps. The problem is that the library supports so many protocols, controls and tools that … Continue reading

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Optimizing the web. Start with the images!

Common question when speaking about web site optimization is: where should I start. As I mentioned before almost every technology used in the building of a web project can be improved. The bad news is that this improvement needs effort … Continue reading

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Faster HTML! Why not?

Although I’ve read so many articles about web page optimization there’s not so much about optimizing HTML. Why? Maybe because nobody things that the HTML source of a page can be optimized or the optimization of it cannot bring some … Continue reading

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