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Umbraco 4.9.1
The Client Dependency Framework (CDF) is a great tool for bundling and minifying local css/javascript.
But what about external javascript (specifically bundling it)?
I couldn't get Combres working but saw that it has a relatively straight-forward feature to include external .js in its resource group settings.
I upgraded the CDF to version 1.4 per this post
Was considering going back to combres and trying to get that to work.
Or maybe it's a bad idea to try and bundle external .js? Not sure what the standard is.
Hi Jacob,
Maybe try out the package from Tim Geyssen called Optimus? Here you can compress JS, CSS, LESS, CoffeyScripts etc. I think it actually will take external javascript as well, but I'm not sure, haven't used myself.
Here is the link:
http://our.umbraco.org/projects/developer-tools/optimus
/Niels
Thanks, looks like umbraco version 6+ (/.NET 4.5) but didn't even find this in all my searches so thanks.
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Umbraco 4.9.1
The Client Dependency Framework (CDF) is a great tool for bundling and minifying local css/javascript.
But what about external javascript (specifically bundling it)?
I couldn't get Combres working but saw that it has a relatively straight-forward feature to include external .js in its resource group settings.
I upgraded the CDF to version 1.4 per this post
Was considering going back to combres and trying to get that to work.
Or maybe it's a bad idea to try and bundle external .js? Not sure what the standard is.
Hi Jacob,
Maybe try out the package from Tim Geyssen called Optimus? Here you can compress JS, CSS, LESS, CoffeyScripts etc. I think it actually will take external javascript as well, but I'm not sure, haven't used myself.
Here is the link:
http://our.umbraco.org/projects/developer-tools/optimus
/Niels
Thanks, looks like umbraco version 6+ (/.NET 4.5) but didn't even find this in all my searches so thanks.
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