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Re: Minified lz-string-x.y.z.js Comment from Scott on January 13, 2014 11:21:06 AM PST # This is to be able to minify lz-string so that the download to devices (desktop or mobile) is as small as possible. It also means that lz-string could probably be concatenated to other JS files to reduce the number of HTTP GETs to the server, reducing latency. This has nothing to do with node.js and I don't know whether the last three (3) lines are relevant, yet.
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