Yes I am advocating to use mod_magnet a lot. So many people might think, i am the only one really using it. But you are wrong. Today Jan found another nice article about mod_magnet and how it can save your life. :)
The folks at sitepoint posted a nice article how to save load time for CSS and JS files. For more see http://www.sitepoint.com/blogs/2007/04/10/faster-page-loads-bundle-your-css-and-javascript/.
I wonder if they will put the script in public. Let’s ask them… so stay tuned. :D
I recently implementing a simple caching mechanism for my simple website using mod_magnet, and I love it :)
darixsimilar to the cleanurl.lua we provide as example? maybe you can add your scriptlet to the lighttpd wiki
tilmanDon’t think it would be that useful—it’s very similar to cleanurl or the other rewrite-url examples in the wiki.
darixhttp://www.artweb-design.de/2007/4/13/rails-plugin-blazing-fast-page-loads-through-bundled-css-and-javascript – i have to try that :D
I am definately using modmagnet as well! Check out my article on using Joomla SEF URL’s with Lighttpd and modmagnet http://www.ircmaxell.com/articles/hosting/lighttpd-and-joomla—-a-how-to.html
magicoHi,
I’m starting to use mod_magnet, to simplify some situations like: redirect to www and virtual hosting (according to a table of hosts).
Could you contact me, so I can clarify some doubts I have about doing this?
Thanks!
Hello,
I have made my own version of the script mentioned here: http://www.cakephp.nu/faster-page-loads-bundle-your-css-and-javascript-lighttpd-mod_magnet-lua
Hope it will come to good use
I use mod_magnet all the time. I look forward to some distant future when instead of being a module to call, lua scripting can be used directly in the lighty configuration in the same way that conditionals are now. Come on, wouldn’t that be awesome?