HTML Minifier Next 7 Is ESM-Only:

The next major version of the super-configurable web page minifier is there.

https://meiert.com/blog/html-minifier-next-7/

#webdev #html #performance #optimization #htmlminifier #minification

HTML Minifier Next 7 Is ESM-Only · Jens Oliver Meiert

The next major version of the super-configurable web page minifier is there.

AI and HTML: Validating, Omitting Optional Code, and Minifying as Token Optimization · Jens Oliver Meiert

Producing valid, minimal, and minified HTML aren’t just frontend development best practices—they’re also a token optimization strategy. On HTML optimization coming with new incentives.

hihtml

The HTML supertool to validate, link-check, and minify web pages. Latest version: 1.3.2, last published: 4 days ago. Start using hihtml in your project by running `npm i hihtml`. There are no other projects in the npm registry using hihtml.

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Releasing hihtml, a Supertool for HTML Validation, Link-Checking, and Minification:

What if you only needed one tool to handle all the key HTML optimization tasks?

https://meiert.com/blog/hihtml/

#tools #webdev #html #conformance #validation #links #minification #quality #optimization

Releasing hihtml, a Supertool for HTML Validation, Link-Checking, and Minification · Jens Oliver Meiert

What if you only needed one tool to handle all the key HTML optimization tasks?

Very softly launching hihtml, an HTML supertool.

Check it out: npx hihtml -h

https://www.npmjs.com/package/hihtml

#html #conformance #validation #quality #minification

hihtml

The HTML supertool to validate, link-check, and minify web pages. Latest version: 1.3.2, last published: 4 days ago. Start using hihtml in your project by running `npm i hihtml`. There are no other projects in the npm registry using hihtml.

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Some resources that can help you decide and migrate:

📊 Benchmarks comparison if you’d be shopping for a new HTML or web page minifier:

https://github.com/j9t/minifier-benchmarks/

🌈 HTML Minifier Next presets, one feature that makes HTML Minifier easier to use:

https://github.com/j9t/html-minifier-next#presets

💡 HTML Minifier Next upgrade guide detailing some of the biggest changes when switching from HM or HMT:

https://meiert.com/blog/html-minifier-next-5/

#html #minification

GitHub - j9t/minifier-benchmarks: Regularly updated benchmarks for web page minification

Regularly updated benchmarks for web page minification - j9t/minifier-benchmarks

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Web page minification:

HTML Minifier Next is almost a year old now, coming with security updates, bug fixes, new features, and *significantly* better performance than its predecessors.

Now I strongly recommend to update—HTML Minifier (HM) and HTML Minifier Terser (HMT) have severe bugs and gaps around HTML and CSS minification.

Please do your own tests, but note that HM is officially unmaintained and HMT hasn’t been updated in years:

https://www.npmjs.com/package/html-minifier-next

#html #htmlminifier #minification

html-minifier-next

Super-configurable and well-tested web page minifier (enhanced successor of HTML Minifier). Latest version: 6.2.3, last published: 2 days ago. Start using html-minifier-next in your project by running `npm i html-minifier-next`. There are 15 other projects in the npm registry using html-minifier-next.

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HTML minification:

Would it be useful for you if a minifier came with the option to report obsolete and proprietary HTML code?

I’m thinking about adding a report option to HTML Minifier Next which would enable this.

If you have a preference or feedback, this would help! (Please reshare for more input!)

https://github.com/j9t/html-minifier-next/pull/254

#html #minification

yes, useful
83.3%
no
11.1%
indifferent or undecided
5.6%
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Add option to report obsolete and proprietary HTML code by j9t · Pull Request #254 · j9t/html-minifier-next

Summary by CodeRabbit New Features Added reportObsoleteHTML option to detect/report obsolete or proprietary HTML elements and attributes; accepts true (logs warnings) or a custom callback. Do...

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How Small Can A Linux Executable Be?

With ever increasing sizes of various programs (video games being notorious for this), the question of size optimization comes up more and more often. [Nathan Otterness] shows us how it’s don…

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