Difference between min and no min in a javascript lib?
If you want to include a library in HTML there are always two versions, example:
….min.matter.js
or
…matter.js
What is the difference?
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If you want to include a library in HTML there are always two versions, example:
….min.matter.js
or
…matter.js
What is the difference?
Mfg White Bread
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The former was “Miniified”, i.e. all variables and function names were rewritten into individual letters, all spaces in the code removed, etc.
This saves bandwidth and is a bit harder to steal, but I like to read what my browser does. Especially in the development of a page you should take the big version.
https://www.cloudflare.com/learning/performance/why-minify-javascript-code/
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tools/minify
The min stands for minimized. This means that all unnecessary such as comments, empty lines, distances, etc. have been removed and also variable names in methods have been replaced by individual letters.
.min versions are minified version (here .min), which means that these libraries were made smaller, and the debugging information were removed, so they were “unready made”. This is best suited for production
Normal versions without .min are development versions as they contain debugging information and are larger.