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I love WebWorkbench, I love WebWorkbench Pro. But I do not always love coffeescript and SASS. There are many situations where they are not reasonable for me. I need to use normal CSS and Javascript for some things. It would be very helpful if the ability to minify normal .js and normal .css files was included. I do not know if this is difficult, or it may already exist and I just cannot find the options. But this would really be nice to see in a future update. |
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Right does Workbench minify normal JavaScript / CSS? I can't seem to find the option either? |
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+1 for this request, but as usual, this kind of stuff should be optional via settings ! If you want to minify css, you can do it via a hacky way .. create a .less file and add an @import for all the files you want minified ;) |
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Another +1, had to install Chirpy |
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CSS support is in the latest nightly (if it downloads as a .zip, rename it to .vsix -- we're investigating this issue). JS support is coming soon. John-Daniel Trask |
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There's a great article about using the new MVC4 bundling features in MVC3 apps that might help: http://jclaes.blogspot.com/2012/02/aspnet-mvc4-bundling-in-aspnet-mvc3.html I've not tried it, I just recalled having read it when I saw your post. |
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