[eluser]dmorin[/eluser]
I assume you mean IIS? Haven't used it in a few years, but I'm sure there's a way to add an expire header!
I also agree with you that Carabiner isn't feature complete! I've personally added the s3 upload option to mine plus some custom code that sets expires headers on the uploaded content so it's all served correctly. Plus I removed the code that pulls in external js/css files and adds them to the compiled/minified locally hosted version. I'm not a big fan of that original feature and here's why. Let's say jquery + jquery ui is 100k just for easy math, plus I have a page-specific js file (~2k each) for each page on my site. So lets say a user browses 10 pages on my site. If I continue to let google host jquery, the user's browser will download it once when they get to the site and never again, so 120K total. If Carabiner adds jquery to the compiled versions, then it becomes 1020K total. And it's not only the issue of size, but the duration each of those requests take since js scripts can be blocking in the browser. The code could also be heavily re-factored.
That said, I'm extremely grateful that Tony created Carabiner as it makes my life much easier!
