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I’m developing a web app using C# and MS VS 2010 IDE. The project has several of my own .js files in the Scripts folder that are designed to run on a client-side browser. While writing them I gave each variable and function in the JavaScript meaningful names and used plenty of comments.
So I was wondering, can I minify those .js files before publishing them (or uploading to a production web server) in Visual Studio 2010?
PS. It would be also helpful to minify aspx files as well…
There are several libraries listed on the NuGet Gallery for minification.
They will all deal with javascript and css, but none will minify the aspx markup.