Minified CSS & JavaScript Files | Code Compression | Why & When To Use Compressed Files?
jQuery, Twitter Bootstrap, Slick Slider, jQuery based plugins, packages listed on cdnjs and every package, framework, library has one thing common. They all have minified versions of CSS or JS files bundled with their source code.
*.min.js and *.min.css
So
What are .min files?
When to use .min files?
Why we use .min files?
Should we use .min files?
What is the difference between the regular JS/CSS files and minified version of these files.
Is it mandatory to use .min in file name?
How to generate .min files?
Are .min files for development environment or production environment?
What is a .min file and how to open it?
How to open a MIN file?
What is a min.js file?
What is a min.css file?
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