convore.json/groups/javascript/good-workflow-for-building-in-dev-and-production/messages.json

[{"user_id": 33033, "stars": [], "topic_id": 35772, "date_created": 1305721382.0325179, "message": "I've read a lot about different ways of building javascripts, with tools like smoosh, uglifyjs but how are you working with them in a development environment? Are you actively rebuilding the javascripts every time you change them (like you can do with SASS through the cli watch) or are you altering what javascripts files are loaded as part of the build process - eg. changing the script-tags and such?", "group_id": 160, "id": 1096375}, {"user_id": 3556, "stars": [], "topic_id": 35772, "date_created": 1305738537.394516, "message": "Actually, I'll merge everything for test to do a stress test. And then send it to production after a stress test. But It goes: dev > test > merge/build/compress for a stress test > prod.", "group_id": 160, "id": 1100355}, {"user_id": 7376, "stars": [], "topic_id": 35772, "date_created": 1305735517.712105, "message": "I'm not sure if it's ideal but what I do is build a development version of the script and a production version which is minimized.  For instance, here's my Makefile: http://pastebin.com/njsn80MA", "group_id": 160, "id": 1099831}, {"user_id": 3556, "stars": [], "topic_id": 35772, "date_created": 1305738397.3487389, "message": "When I'm developing and for most of the testing I'm not doing any sort of minifying, compressing, building, etc. I'm not a Rails guy so I don't use SASS. I do use Less for smaller site which the client can parse. If I've got various JS/CSS files I'll merge them into one JS file and one CSS file. But that's only going from test to production.", "group_id": 160, "id": 1100326}]