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ResourceTransformFilter – DataUris, LessCSS, Javascript and CSS Compression Made Easy!
ResourceTransformFilter is a swiss-army-knife for HTML/CSS/Javascript transformation in Java web applications. It’s a new addition to the visural-common Apache 2.0 licensed project. Apply this filter in your Java webapp to get – Automatic CSS DataURI image inlining for supported browsers Automatic … Continue reading
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Tagged automation, css, Java, javascript, open-source, tips, visural-common, web
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MHTML Browser Compatibility – CSS Inlining
MHTML is a technology implementing by Microsoft in Internet Explorer for packaging images, stylesheets and other resources inside a single HTML file. Typically this is used for things like help files, ebooks or other “published” content, but more recently has … Continue reading
LessCSS available in Java and Wicket – less.js
For the uninitiated, LessCSS is a powerful extension of CSS, that adds variables, mixins, operations and nested rules. What this means is the ability to remove the repetition and redundancy which almost always pops up in CSS for complex web … Continue reading
Posted in Java, Software Engineering, Wicket
Tagged css, Java, ui, visural-wicket, web, wicket
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Automatic Javascript and CSS Compression For Java Webapps
One of the “no brainer” ways to make your web sites / web apps load faster for users is to utilise Javascript and CSS compression. This means at least, stripping out all the white-space, comments and other non-essential character data … Continue reading
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Tagged ant, automation, css, Java, javascript, tips
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