Runtime Web Optimization Library for Images, CSS and JS files











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I would like to use .NET Libraries for optimize on runtime:



CSS Minify
JS Monify
Images Compress



I searched on the web and couldn't find one updated .NET Library that can handle all of the above needs.



If no one Library that can handle all, will be great to hear what is the most popular one for each.



Btw - I am not talking about bundling.






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    I would like to use .NET Libraries for optimize on runtime:



    CSS Minify
    JS Monify
    Images Compress



    I searched on the web and couldn't find one updated .NET Library that can handle all of the above needs.



    If no one Library that can handle all, will be great to hear what is the most popular one for each.



    Btw - I am not talking about bundling.






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      I would like to use .NET Libraries for optimize on runtime:



      CSS Minify
      JS Monify
      Images Compress



      I searched on the web and couldn't find one updated .NET Library that can handle all of the above needs.



      If no one Library that can handle all, will be great to hear what is the most popular one for each.



      Btw - I am not talking about bundling.






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      I would like to use .NET Libraries for optimize on runtime:



      CSS Minify
      JS Monify
      Images Compress



      I searched on the web and couldn't find one updated .NET Library that can handle all of the above needs.



      If no one Library that can handle all, will be great to hear what is the most popular one for each.



      Btw - I am not talking about bundling.






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