I was actually thinking about added the combine/compress feature. The was
part of the reason for the survey -- to see if there enough interest to make
the effort worthwhile.
I had tried to think of a way to get it to switch to minized automatically.
The Telerik method wouldn't work for me --- I don't compile the website,
since all my compilable code is in a separate project. However, with the
JavaScript VC, you just refer to scripts by a keyword, and the actual
pathname is in a xml file. So, you could have one file for development, and
another, which specifies the minized versions, for production.
P.S. In my last message, I missed one of the "Things to Notice". The "On
Ready" code uses the jQuery method for doing that based on the
preferredLibrary attribute in the xml file. It presently handles jQuery,
prorotype and extjs.
Truth,
James
On Thu, Oct 28, 2010 at 6:05 PM, John Simons <[email protected]>wrote:
> There is also something similar in MR right now:
> CombineJSViewComponent
> See http://hammett.castleproject.org/?p=310
> But it doesn't support remote files and no minification.
>
> Also, had a look at the telerik one (see
>
> http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-mvc/web-assets-working-with-javascript-web-assets.html
> ),
> and it does something cool, if you compile in debug mode it includes
> the non minified version eg jquery.1.4.js, but if you compile in
> release mode it includes the min version instead eg jquery1.4-min.js,
> I thought that was a nice feature :)
>
>
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