bundling-and-minification

I have a asp.net MVC 4 project with MEF and RavenBD. When the project loads it throws this exception : Could not load file or assembly Antlr3.Runtime.dll I have found that both RavenDB and WebGrease (installed with MVC 4) use Antlr3. But WebGrease comes with its own Antlr3 dll, signed by Microsoft - PublicKeyToken 31bf3856ad364e35 Antlr3 default PublicKeyToken is eb42632606e9261f. RavenDB and WebGrease use the same version of Antlr3 3.3.1.7705 How can I resolve this problem? Unfortunately I did not found a solution to conflicting dependencies of same version with different signatures. But the

In ASP.NET MVC4 application, style bundle is created using bundles.Add(new StyleBundle("~/css/pos.css") .Include("~/css/mypos.css")); and rendered in view as @Styles.Render("~/css/pos.css") Generated output in debug mode is <link href="/myapp/css/mypos.css" rel="stylesheet"/> How to add media attribute to output so that style is used for screen <link href="/myapp/css/mypos.css" media="screen" rel="stylesheet"/> or for print <link href="/myapp/css/mypos.css" media="print" rel="stylesheet"/> Or is there better way to to this, can media specified in css file or other solution ? jquery and jquery

So MVC 4 introduces script and style bundling. Which allows for this: public static void RegisterBundles(BundleCollection bundles) { bundles.Add(new ScriptBundle("~/bundles/mobile").Include( "~/Scripts/jquery.mobile-*")); then used in a razor view like this: @Scripts.Render("~/bundles/mobile") My question is why do I have to type "~/bundles/mobile" ? Is there a way get intellisence to have a strongly typed object to pick up on? Otherwise I have to go look it up to make sure I call it the same thing. I would like to do something like this: (I know this won't compile this way, it's just an

Suppose I have two files, main.js and app.js ; how do I use Webpack to bundle both of them into one file: bundle.js ? create one entry.js which is your webpack entry file and in this your require your additional files webpack.config.js module.exports = { entry: './src/entry.js' ... }; /src/entry.js require('./main.js'); require('./app.js'); if these two files depend on each other, it would be be beneficial to reflect this in your dependency tree and require main.js in your app.js and not in entry.js for example You can use webpack-concat-plugin. https://www.npmjs.com/package/webpack-concat

We have hybrid application that is still running part of the application with classic ASP along ASP.NET MVC. I would like to use bundled javascript and styles in classic ASP also. In ASP.NET we can nicely use bundled stuff with caching nicely, we are using Script.Render, which adds version hash to the fetch url. Thing is that this method of course isn't available in Classic ASP. We can use bundled directly from html <script src="bundles/js?v=<%=version%>"/> . version variable is classic ASP variable used in cache busting (force browser refresh). It is changed between versions. Problem is that

Nodejs browserify is terrific when building modular js apps. If gulp is part of the setup as well, the workflow is further enhanced to manage and resolve dependencies, properly bundle, uglify with sourcemaps, auto-polyfill, jshint, test... This is pretty handy for css as well with pre-processing, auto-prefixing, linting, embedding resources and generating documentation. TL;DR: with npm/bower you get access to an extensive ecosystem of front-end libraries, making nodejs perfect for building (not necessarily serving!) client-side code. In fact, using it for client-side code is so awesome that

Specifically, I am trying to create a ScriptBundle in MVC 4 with already minified scripts, and return this same Bundle whether the project is in Debug or not. My web project references the MVC Telerik Grid NuGet package. In that package, Telerik only provides the minified JS files. Bundling code is below. // telerik scripts bundles.Add(new ScriptBundle("~/scripts/bundles/telerik").Include( "~/Scripts/2012.1.214/telerik.common.min.js", "~/Scripts/2012.1.214/telerik.textbox.min.js", "~/Scripts/2012.1.214/telerik.calendar.min.js", "~/Scripts/2012.1.214/telerik.datepicker.min.js", "~/Scripts/2012