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Sent: 27 March 2009 12:38
Subject: Out of Office AutoReply: Are you still there?

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Ilya Grigorik of Igvita has proposed and built a collaborative Map Reduce system in JavaScript that allows browsers to dive in and use their CPU to do some things.

Christian Johansen has released Juicer a very nice Sprocket-esque tool for packaging and managing your JavaScript AND your CSS.

It has taken all of the best practices and put them in one tool, including:

• resolve dependencies for JavaScripts and CSS files
• combine files
• add cache busters to URLs inside CSS files
• cycle asset hosts for URLs in CSS files
• minify files (currently only with YUI Compressor, later others as well)
• check syntax of JavaScripts with JsLint before they’re minifyed

The cache buster feature is quite cool. Take a look at the output of these commands: