2009 / November 19^th/ Optimizing asset bundling and serving with Rails

I wrote up a pretty lengthy post over at the GitHub blog explaining how we do asset bundling and serving. Well worth the read for anyone who’s interested in front end performance and works on ruby apps.

Go check it out

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   Take profit, stop loss, and trailing stop. The default settings worked pretty well, but I have heard people complain about the stop loss being set too low. I just wanna protect my assets.

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   Yeah, very productive comments. Is it chinese or something?

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   very nice. thanks…

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   I know Rails is well worth the effort to learn, but are there any simpler alternatives? Hope to see an update here soon. Thanks.

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   Very nice to work with Rails..

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