A port of Douglas Crockford's command line JSMin in Perl. It removes extraneous whitespace and comments, but does not obfuscate the code.
Douglas Crockford's presentation on Advanced JavaScript. He covers topics such as inheritance, modules, debugging, efficiency and JSON.
Douglas Crockford examines the need for minimising the size of JavaScript code and compares minification and obfuscation. Obfuscation has the side-effect of introducing bugs because it changes variable names. The recommended approach is minification along with GZip compression. Since JavaScript is sent along in source form, it is impossible to hide that from a determined hacker
First in a series of talks from Douglas Crockford about the JavaScript language. These talks cover the JavaScript language, from the history, the language, advanced features, platforms, standards and programming style. Talks about inheritance, using functions to build objects, closures, as well as the basic JavaScript syntax. Also covers code conventions. JavaScript is a language that requires discipline.
Douglas Crockford's useful utility that looks for potential problems in JavaScript code. Produces warnings like improper use of eval, and places where a dot operator is better than an array-like reference. An excellent tool to use before running JavaScript through a minifier. JSLint is actually a JavaScript parser written in JavaScript