JS Builder

Functionality of a program or video game is dictated by the structure of the source code. There are various programming languages out there, and the code must be first assembled before it can work. In this regard, JS Builder comes with the means to help you compress JavaScript files to take up less space, and combine to be easier to use in other projects.

You don’t spend a lot of time going through the setup process, and you get to check out the set of features before you realize. However, before this can be possible, it’s best to make sure that .NET Framework is installed on your computer, even though it’s a default feature in modern Windows iterations.

As the name suggests, the application only works with JS (JavaScript) files. A new project must be started in the application for the browse option to become available. When this is done, you can use the dedicated dialog to load a target project folder, or simply drop it over the main window.

All detected files are shown in the navigation panel. However, there’s absolutely no information shown about the file in general, not to mention content. What you do get to manage are project details like name, author, version, and header, as well as build settings, which include output paths for different resources.

Before building the project, you can take the time to look over the settings menu for advanced configuration. Multiple types of files can be added, but this means appropriate parameters must be filled in the dedicated field. Naming options can be used to add suffix, while projects set to automatically save, so you don’t lose any data.

All things considered, we come to the conclusion that JS Builder is a practical application you can use to reduce the size of multiple JavaScript files, or bundle them in a single product. Accommodation is among the last things to worry about, while related project requirements only keep you busy for a little while.