RAILS 2.0 READY!

You’ve already built your website, and it’s ready to be deployed. However, you notice over the process of building the website, you’ve accrued quite a few javascript and css includes! This is detrimental to your sites performance. What to do?
Bundle-fu!
You’ve already written your css/js includes. Bundle-fu leverages this to create a bundling solution made possible at the cost of 2 extra small lines of code. Simply surround your js / css includes with <% bundle do > ... < end %>, and bundle-fu does the rest.
Sounds too cool to be true? Give it a try!

What makes bundle-fu special?.
It:

• Does not require a separate config file
• Automatically regenerates the bundle if you modify an included file, or change the include order.
• Is easily bypassed by passing ”?bundle_fu=false” into your page (including assets separately vs bundled). It does not affect other users of your site, and stays bypassed for the your session only. Bundle-fu makes debugging fun!
• Is optimized for production mode (only generates the bundle file once when the server is first started).
• Puts the bundles in javascripts/cache and stylesheets/cache, so it’s easy to ignore with subversion.
• Rewrites relative URLs in your CSS files, so you’ll never have broken images.
• Minimizes your javascripts by default using the Ruby Version of JSMin . Optionally, if you install PackR, it will automatically use that instead.
• No additional load on your rails application – bundled files are served as static files.
  Documentation, FAQ & Caveats on the website.