C# - How To Minify Aspx Pages
Sep 30, 2010
I am developing a web-based Pokemon Online game. Since it is online, I would like to optimize it to run as quickly possible. I've installed Firebug and Page Speed minifying my HTML output. I'm also using VS2008, ASP.NET 3.5, AJAX, and IIS 7.5; along with URL-Rewriting. I want to minify my HTML, JavaScript, and CSS. Optimally, I'd like the minifying process to happen at compile time. I've spend hours looking online but couldn't find a decent solution,
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