We're doing some sites in .NET and using a request handler to cache compiled less files.. works really well and gives you the flexibility to keep things neat without having to roll them down to css every time you want to deploy
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Nguyen Duc Khoi Sent: Thursday, 3 May 2012 6:01 PM To: twitter-bootstrap Subject: How to use Twitter Bootstrap in productions, LESS or compressed CSS? I'm working in J2EE project which want to use Twitter Bootstrap as main style for front-end, with some customizations for fitting product. I don't know should I use LESS or CSS format introduced by Twitter Bootstrap, if use LESS I have to compile these files to CSS at server or client side, which Java framework help me at server side because I need to cache the stylesheet in product mode, otherwise don't need to cache them. I'm wondering that compiling client site will impacts to product performance. -- Thanks, best regard! ====================================== Duc Khoi Nguyen Portal Team JBoss/Redhat GateIn portal (http://gatein.org) eXo Platform South East Asia (http://www.exoplatform.com <http://www.exoplatform.com/> ) T: http://twitter.com/ndkhoiits
