top | item 3600724 YSlow is now open source 138 points| aritraghosh007 | 14 years ago |github.com | reply 14 comments order hn newest [+] [-] petercooper|14 years ago|reply I'm confused, didn't they open source it almost five years ago? http://developer.yahoo.com/blogs/ydn/posts/2007/07/yslow_rel... (though the license is now BSD.. but is this newer YSlow a different version that was not previously open source?)(Update: Aha, there's a blog post at http://developer.yahoo.com/blogs/ydn/posts/2012/02/welcome-y... - it doesn't explain much to do with my question but it seems becoming BSD makes it more open source than under the Mozilla Public License? :-)) [+] [-] videoappeal|14 years ago|reply Oh no... They forgot to add .svn to the .gitignore A kitten has just died... [+] [-] seventeenorbust|14 years ago|reply nice! I want more integration of this in everything. [+] [-] gcb|14 years ago|reply That's the only name of internal yahoo projects i really like the Y at the start.They append Y to anything. So there's usually names like YCoolThing. And you go about "why you are questioning CoolThing?!"but YSlow is just perfect. [+] [-] udp|14 years ago|reply > So there's usually names like YCoolThing. And you go about "why you are questioning CoolThing?!"How can you read Y as Why? Is it WhyCombinator for you? load replies (5) [+] [-] aritraghosh007|14 years ago|reply The project source is available at https://github.com/marcelduran/yslow [+] [-] veb|14 years ago|reply If you're not aware why you're being downvoted - the URL of your submission goes there anyway, so you didn't need to post this. :) load replies (2)
[+] [-] petercooper|14 years ago|reply I'm confused, didn't they open source it almost five years ago? http://developer.yahoo.com/blogs/ydn/posts/2007/07/yslow_rel... (though the license is now BSD.. but is this newer YSlow a different version that was not previously open source?)(Update: Aha, there's a blog post at http://developer.yahoo.com/blogs/ydn/posts/2012/02/welcome-y... - it doesn't explain much to do with my question but it seems becoming BSD makes it more open source than under the Mozilla Public License? :-))
[+] [-] videoappeal|14 years ago|reply Oh no... They forgot to add .svn to the .gitignore A kitten has just died...
[+] [-] gcb|14 years ago|reply That's the only name of internal yahoo projects i really like the Y at the start.They append Y to anything. So there's usually names like YCoolThing. And you go about "why you are questioning CoolThing?!"but YSlow is just perfect. [+] [-] udp|14 years ago|reply > So there's usually names like YCoolThing. And you go about "why you are questioning CoolThing?!"How can you read Y as Why? Is it WhyCombinator for you? load replies (5)
[+] [-] udp|14 years ago|reply > So there's usually names like YCoolThing. And you go about "why you are questioning CoolThing?!"How can you read Y as Why? Is it WhyCombinator for you? load replies (5)
[+] [-] aritraghosh007|14 years ago|reply The project source is available at https://github.com/marcelduran/yslow [+] [-] veb|14 years ago|reply If you're not aware why you're being downvoted - the URL of your submission goes there anyway, so you didn't need to post this. :) load replies (2)
[+] [-] veb|14 years ago|reply If you're not aware why you're being downvoted - the URL of your submission goes there anyway, so you didn't need to post this. :) load replies (2)
[+] [-] petercooper|14 years ago|reply
(Update: Aha, there's a blog post at http://developer.yahoo.com/blogs/ydn/posts/2012/02/welcome-y... - it doesn't explain much to do with my question but it seems becoming BSD makes it more open source than under the Mozilla Public License? :-))
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[+] [-] gcb|14 years ago|reply
They append Y to anything. So there's usually names like YCoolThing. And you go about "why you are questioning CoolThing?!"
but YSlow is just perfect.
[+] [-] udp|14 years ago|reply
How can you read Y as Why? Is it WhyCombinator for you?
[+] [-] aritraghosh007|14 years ago|reply
[+] [-] veb|14 years ago|reply