… or how I learned to stop worrying and just write code against completely undocumented APIs from Microsoft. Is there any actual documentation of the official System.Web.Optimization release? ‘cuz I sure can’t find any, there’s no XML docs, and all the blog posts refer to the RC API which is substantially different. Anyhoo..
I’m trying to use the new bundling feature in MVC 4 with Twitter bootstrap and it seems to me like the paths to the glyphicons png-files int the css get’s messed up in some way. Heres my code:
when I created my project with the standard MVC4 template, there was ALOT of javascript included, e.g: jquery-obtrusive, jquery-validate, knockout, the entire jQuery UI.
Is there any way to set up the default System.Web.Optimization.ScriptBundle to generate source maps for the bundled and minified files? Is there an equivalent solution, other than having to pre-generate the bundles and source maps before each build?
I am working on an ASP.Net MVC 4 application and using Bundling and minifiction to render styles and script files.
ASP.NET Mono MVC 4 application uses MVC4 built in bundling and minification for css and js files.
I have found this link:
In Bundling and Minification, I’ve known that the bundler will move around certain known file types — so that things like jQuery will be moved to the front.
Is it possible to use bundling and minification from Microsoft.AspNet.Web.Optimization without having an MVC project?
We are using the ASP.NET Web Optimization Framework with bundles and minification.
One bundle just contains jquery and modernizr. This all worked fine with jquery 1.8.3 but since we updated to 1.9.0 the combination jquery/modernizer bundle is not working anymore.