How to Compress js and Css files in ASP.NET Application

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Hi Folks,

I have Requirement to Improve the Page Performance by Reducing the Loading Time
as the Page Has Multiple Usercontrols it Takes almost 8 seconds to load entire page

Page includes with no of stored procedures
and User controls
and customer js files
and jqxgrid js and css files

How could i reduce the Loading time to Optimize my Page Performance

and Suggestions

Thanks,
Syed

Posted 13-Oct-14 21:14pm

syedkhaleel

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Rob Grainger · Answer 1 · 2014-10-13T21:43:00

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Are you sure its the css and js causing the problem? 8 seconds sounds extreme for that. I'd be suspicious of the stored procedures. Start by benchmarking them separately.

For minifying CSS you can check: (YUI Compressor) or (CSSMin).
YUI Compressor also minifies JS, as does (JSMin).

Posted 13-Oct-14 21:43pm

Rob Grainger

Updated 13-Oct-14 21:44pm

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[no name] 15-Oct-14 5:47am

yes Rob.
It Includes all .but i am not sure which should be optimized