This makes me think of a little side project I've been chipping away at called InstaCDN.
It makes it easy to minify, combine, gzip and push your css, js and image assets into the Amazon Cloudfront CDN with far-future expiration headers. It also automagically detects background images referenced in your css, and puts them in the CDN. It rewrites the css to use the new CDN image urls.
It's all done through a trivial REST API.
Would love some feedback, and to find out if/how it's breaking any of your complex css/js.
That looks really cool. I'll be in a position to give it a go in a few months. One thing that would make me hesitate though, is not knowing what the potential pricing would be when you move from non-free.
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This makes me think of a little side project I've been chipping away at called InstaCDN.
It makes it easy to minify, combine, gzip and push your css, js and image assets into the Amazon Cloudfront CDN with far-future expiration headers. It also automagically detects background images referenced in your css, and puts them in the CDN. It rewrites the css to use the new CDN image urls.
It's all done through a trivial REST API.
Would love some feedback, and to find out if/how it's breaking any of your complex css/js.
http://www.instacdn.com/
That looks really cool. I'll be in a position to give it a go in a few months. One thing that would make me hesitate though, is not knowing what the potential pricing would be when you move from non-free.
Wordwrap on you page is pretty nasty on the iPad.