Is there an auxiliary helper or function to minimize css / js / html?
You need to compress the files, giving them a minimum size.
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Look in the direction of Bundling and Minification - a concept that helps to efficiently organize script files and styles to reduce costs when they are transferred to the client.
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- I will add that it is worth looking only towards the concept . System.Web.Optimization itself from the article is outdated and I not so long ago pretty much fussed in replacing it in the combat project with modern tools (webpack launched by the gulp / grunt) - Duck Learns to Take Cover
- @ Duck found another interesting article on how to tie a node.js, like what you say- ts-soft.ru/blog/npm-grunt-bower-aspnet - Rakzin Roman
- @RakzinRoman, bower and build via grant plugins, "it's so 2014" =). But in principle, the meaning is the same everywhere, the js-world works on the node, it interacts with the node tools through any task scanners. Understanding this zoo is a very specific task, just find a scheme convenient for you. - Duck Learns to Take Cover
- @ Duck wondered how you can use the node code in asp.net and Visual Studio (I had never heard of this before). As I understood, just a minimization package from a node, for example, can be tied to a studio, for example, when compiling? Does this have a significant impact on performance and they do it in general? And yet, you write is 2014. Then what to use in 2016? - Rakzin Roman
- @RakzinRoman oh. I have a weak answer to this in two words. - Duck Learns to Take Cover
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