I’ve always been fascinated by the power of using existing web applications as external tools: you don’t need to install anything on your computer but you can rely on the web.
We can externalize the intelligence of applications in servers and easily make updates, while having any terminal consuming them with a minimal OS environment.
Cloud or whatever you call it, it’s awesome.
WOA is our common architecture for making applications. Clients of web servers can be anything you want, not only desktop browsers, but also mobiles, tablets, other web services, and… command-line!
And today, as an example, we will use Google Closure Compiler web service to minimize a Javascript file with only cURL.








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