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Is it bad practise to use SquishIt to minify javascript which is already minifed?

由 ╄→гoц情女王★ 提交于 2019-12-23 23:59:39
问题 In my project I've used quite a few minified scripts to improve performance. However, amongst these scripts were quite a few un-minified ones too. Is it ok to use SquishIt to minify and bundle already minified scripts? Is it in any way dangerous for the minifier to process already minified code? 回答1: Minified javascript is still valid javascript, a minifier should have no issues passing minified code through it's parser. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8730910/is-it-bad-practise-to

gzip js in IIS doesn't get compressed if static compression enabled

由 丶灬走出姿态 提交于 2019-12-21 17:48:59
问题 I have used Squishit to minify and bundle JS and to compress Bundled file I enabled option (Enable Static content compression) in IIS 7.5 Issue is Js doesn't get compressed and I just get minified js but if I enable dynamic content compression then Js gets compressed. Now problem with dynamic compression is that it does not cache the file and on each request it has to do the compression that take time of CPU. Can someone help me out why js doesn't get compressed in static content compression

SquishIt.Less ProcessIncludes() not working for CSS file

由 限于喜欢 提交于 2019-12-13 05:35:00
问题 I have a Less file which includes a CSS file, then a set of Less files. With SquishIt I want to combine and minify these, but it ignores the CSS file unless I rename it to .css.less. I believe ProcessIncludes() is intended for this purpose but makes no difference. Does anyone know why ProcessIncludes() doesn't do anything on a CSS file linked in a Less file? (This is a follow up to: this question about Squishit.Less not working at all, it now works for the Less files.) 回答1: There is a

SquishIt vs. MVC 4.0 Bundler

由 限于喜欢 提交于 2019-12-10 01:50:04
问题 I have a an ASP.NET MVC application and I presently use SquishIt to help bundle all of my CSS and javascript files into a single element downloaded from the webserver for every hit to my site. I know that recently MVC introduced its own bundler. Has anyone done some comparing between the two of them? Is one better for certain situations vs. the other? Or are they basically the same? With the MVC bundler, does IIS still need write access to the site directory? Any and all thoughts and comments

SquishIt vs. MVC 4.0 Bundler

由 纵饮孤独 提交于 2019-12-05 00:55:39
I have a an ASP.NET MVC application and I presently use SquishIt to help bundle all of my CSS and javascript files into a single element downloaded from the webserver for every hit to my site. I know that recently MVC introduced its own bundler . Has anyone done some comparing between the two of them? Is one better for certain situations vs. the other? Or are they basically the same? With the MVC bundler, does IIS still need write access to the site directory? Any and all thoughts and comments you may have would be appreciated. Thanks. I am pretty biased on this but its a good question - I

Declarative dynamic bundling/minification for MVC?

由 依然范特西╮ 提交于 2019-12-02 06:49:25
Is there a stock or pluggable way (like a NuGet package) to let me declare .js , .css , and ideally .less files in the MVC views and partials where I use them, and have them automatically runtime bundle and minify in production? (a.k.a. " Autobunding ") I've tried the built-in MVC 4 bundling. I dislike that bundles are defined far away from where a page author would expect to find them, in BundleConfig.cs . This is unworkable for non-C# team members. As an example of what I'm looking for , here's what I cobbled together myself using SquishIt . ExtendedViewPage.cs /// <summary> /// Caches a

Declarative dynamic bundling/minification for MVC?

由 梦想与她 提交于 2019-12-02 06:42:12
问题 Is there a stock or pluggable way (like a NuGet package) to let me declare .js , .css , and ideally .less files in the MVC views and partials where I use them, and have them automatically runtime bundle and minify in production? (a.k.a. "Autobunding") I've tried the built-in MVC 4 bundling. I dislike that bundles are defined far away from where a page author would expect to find them, in BundleConfig.cs . This is unworkable for non-C# team members. As an example of what I'm looking for , here
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