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layout of your index.html and 404.html files; the latest copy of jQuery; some predefined
CSS styles used to reset styles across the vast array of web browsers out there in the
mighty Sea of the Internet; special optimizations to be used in an mobile environment;
and even a nifty little code compressor which will compress your HTML, CSS, and
JavaScript files for you when you are ready to launch a production version of your
application.
To compress your files with the built-in tools, which includes such compressors that we
discussed earlier like YUI Compressor, all one has to do is edit the build.xml file located
within the build directory (see Figure 13-7). Here you will find an agglomeration of
options that you can specify to compress your web application to your heart's content.
It might take you a little while to get comfortable with messing with this file, but once you
have everything set up the way you want it, all you have to do is run the
runbuildscript.bat file and your code will swiftly be compressed and optimized.
Figure 13-7. Configuring the HTML5 Boilerplate build settings in Adobe Dreamweaver 5.5
 
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