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Minify Javascript and CSS using Microsoft Ajax Minifier

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Compressing and reducing the size of JavaScript files significantly increases the performance of a website. Compressing can be achieved by configuring IIS to use GZIP compression. Minifying involves removal of unnecessary content from the javascript...
Type Technical Blog
Licence CPOL
First Posted 16 Apr 2011
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