Online Tool compares Packer, JSMin, Dojo, and YUI CompressorSeptember 13th, 2008
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I found this sweet online tool called CompressorRater that compresses javascript using all the top compression engines around, and it provides really detailed results.. Its a great example of an online tool as well.. Discuss it.
Try it out a few times and see which compression engine works the best for you.. I’ve been compressing my javascript for years and It translates into much faster rendering and faster connections. Automate it like I do. I’ve used Dojo/Shrinksafe powered by Rhino. for awhile, but its always nice to see if something else works better.. let me know what works the best for you guys.
There are many tools available that can help you compress your JavaScript code but it can be time consuming and difficult to analyze which tool works the best for a given situation. This web application shows aggregated statistics on the general level of compression in all these tools, and allows developers to easily play with and compare the different tools on their own JavaScript code without having to set up all the tools on their own.
The following compression tools are compared, both with and without the affects of additional gzip compression that are supported natively by modern web browsers.
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