google-closure-library

Hi has any one used google's Closure Library https://developers.google.com/closure/ in building Phonegap applications on Android. I have read that Closure has good support for internationalization of applications. So if anyone could provide material they referred or sample snippets to get an idea of how to implement it. There is no difference as to how you use PhoneGap. Framing a web view inside a native app background, doesn't change. The Closure Library, unlike any other library, will compile your javascript to raw heavily minified code with semantic features. otherwise yes, use it as you

I'm trying to migrate from the closurebuilder.py script to the Closure compiler because of this message: ../../closure-library/closure/bin/build/closurebuilder.py: Closure Compiler now natively understands and orders Closure dependencies and is prefererred over using this script for performing JavaScript compilation Since I'm using Google Closure Library and the OpenLayers 3 , how do I have to call the compiler (compiler.jar) to Build an myapp-deps.js dependency file Build an minified version myapp.js that includes only used OL3 and CL classes Build both with the usage of pre-calculated

I am working with a huge 3rdparty library ( Babylon JS ) that will be served from its own CDN and cannot be included in my Closure Compiler run. The library contains one object and everything defined as parts of it. It has no externs file available so I started to write one but it is growing quickly. It would be easier to just tell Closure Compiler to not mangle any properties I am setting, including the ones I am setting on objects created by constructors on the object. EDIT: Added the name of the library. The Closure Compiler has no feature that would allow you to say "don't rename any

I'm trying to find a tool that generates HTML documentation for my Javascript source code. Does anyone know if the tool that Google uses to generate the interface at the following URLs is open source? Would I be able to generate similar output? http://closure-library.googlecode.com/svn/docs/class_goog_proto2_Serializer.html http://closure-library.googlecode.com/svn/docs/namespace_goog_date.html http://closure-library.googlecode.com/svn/docs/namespace_goog_events.html http://closure-library.googlecode.com/svn/docs/class_goog_gears_Database.html http://closure-library.googlecode.com/svn/docs

Considering business background community support available extensions default set of features simplicity of use and reliability why do you prefer one over the another? Wookai I'll try to add my piece of information. More than another JS lib As I understand it, Google Closure is not only another JS library, but it is also a set of tools that will allow you to optimize your JS code. Working with jQuery gives you good tools and a lightweight library, but it does not minify your own code. The Closure compiler will. The closure inspector may also be useful, as sometimes minified code has a

This question already has an answer here: Import regular CSS file in SCSS file? 13 answers I can use Sass to compile multiple .SCSS or .SASS input files into a single .CSS output file using @import as described here . If I use @import to include normal .CSS files, they are not merged. The output .CSS file still contains the @import directives. That makes sense. But is there a way I can override this behavior, perhaps a command-line switch to the Sass compiler? In other words, can I tell Sass to attempt to forcibly merge @import "foo.css"; just as if it were a .SCSS file? I'm using a third