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My story about NET Core environment tags(debugandrelease.blogspot.com)
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Productive Windows keyboard shortcuts(debugandrelease.blogspot.com)
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Programming – how to delete old files with Powershell(debugandrelease.blogspot.com)
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Programming – copying data from spreadsheets into SQL(debugandrelease.blogspot.com)
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by bobblywobbles 8y ago
That's true, but if you need that extra benefit then it's worth the cost. As long as the process is invisible for you once you set it up, would you justify the complexity for extra gain?
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by bobblywobbles 8y ago
That might be the case for javascript or css, however even if the HTML is sent down minified, the browser will not show this minified HTML if you and Inspect it. Was there a specific case you were referring to?
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by bobblywobbles 8y ago
Yes, those points are true. And yes, I am the author.
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by bobblywobbles 8y ago
WebMarkupMin doesn't support that?
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by bobblywobbles 8y ago
django is rank 253 on the fortunes benchmark ( https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/ ), .net core is rank 6. I feel .net core is productive to django, but I don't like using python so my opinion is bias.
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NET Core – Blocking EU Users in Web Applications (GDPR)(debugandrelease.blogspot.com)
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Programming – do you choose inheritance or interfaces?(debugandrelease.blogspot.com)
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by bobblywobbles 8y ago
The savings is marginal, but why not configure your solution to save extra bytes then forget it is even there?
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by bobblywobbles 8y ago
I believe the following project does exactly that: WebMarkupMin.AspNetCore2. The one consideration to this project is that the minifications are done at runtime. Doing the minification before the application starts saves time from a pipelin
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by bobblywobbles 8y ago
The savings is marginal, but if you are able to set it up once and forget it, why not take advantage of a few % reduction in page size?
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by bobblywobbles 8y ago
Minification along with gzip gives slightly better compression than with gzip alone. Even if it is a slight gain, why not set it up once and forget it?
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by bobblywobbles 8y ago
Gzip compression is good, but if you can also have your files minified it does provide more performance gains (even if marginal). If you have to set up minification once to gain ~3% reduction in page size, I think we would all do it (even t
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by bobblywobbles 8y ago
I'm open to adding more of the options that WebMarkupMin provide. The main difference between this and WebMarkupMin is that WebMarkupMin runs at runtime - therefore it is costing time to minify when you can already minify the files bef
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by bobblywobbles 8y ago
You are welcome, I glad it helped.
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Automatically minifying .cshtml files in .NET Core(debugandrelease.blogspot.com)
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NET Core – Building multiplayer console app(debugandrelease.blogspot.com)
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NET Core – Implementing GDPR stop gap coverage(debugandrelease.blogspot.com)
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