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I was looking for MsBuild tasks or command line tools to force web essentials javascript bundle generation and less compilation and did not find any.
Please help,
Pim
Take a look at YUI Compressor.
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Is it possible to build a tauri project in such a way that the javascript code remains open and editable so that I don't have to recompile the whole project?
I searched for a similar question on the Internet and did not find an answer.
That's tauri dev's default behavior
However javascript doesn't have HMR you can use vite instead: https://tauri.app/v1/guides/getting-started/setup/vite
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As you know, the minimized version of files that include CSS, JS and etc. are also named as "xxx.min.js". For example "bootstrap.min.js".
Is it in any way significant or necessary to include ".min." in a minimized file name in terms of SEO or semantics? Or is it just a convention to be followed?
It is just a convention.
It stops you, the developer, from getting your production and development files muddled.
If you provide your code as a download for other people to use, it makes it clear which version is which.
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I look for the best way to hide the code of a solution built with Electron.
Any ideas?
To build the solution with Electron having asar files is not enough. I really need to hide the code so it should not be easy to retrieve.
There are some possibilities. Take a look at https://developers.google.com/closure/library/docs/closurebuilder. It produces a Java' compiled output content (.jar). Then, you can use a jar module for Node.JS in order to access the internal content (like https://www.npmjs.com/package/jarfile).
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I cant find many resources about it on the internet. I would like too look into this more and what similarities does it have with javascript!
It's not very Javascriptlike at all. It's more like PHP + static type annotations. It compiles to the HipHop Virtual Machine, for which Facebook has a JIT PHP compiler as well.
The resources that exist publicly are all at hacklang.org.
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I'm doing a project in Ruby, and I want to be able to write plugins for it in JavaScript, so I'm working on a JavaScript API for it. How should I go about doing this?
I would recommend using an existing javascript interpreter, like therubyracer. You can eval the plugin code and interact with it through that.