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HTTP/2 is coming to IIS on Windows Server too (soon) and a feature that will immediately become useful if not essential is being able to render referenced assets not as a bundle but standalone, just minifying them and hash-stamping the file names.
That would aid in many standalone, easily cacheable files, which HTTP/2 prefers.
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Render referenced assets standalone but minified and hash-stamped
Render referenced assets as standalone files but minified and hash-stamped
Sep 13, 2016
I think this is a good thing to look into - 1.0 is currently delayed as I'm trying to revamp the configuration mechanism but that would be a good spot to do it I think.
Would .AsIndividualFiles() make sense as the name for the method on bundle?
HTTP/2 is coming to IIS on Windows Server too (soon) and a feature that will immediately become useful if not essential is being able to render referenced assets not as a bundle but standalone, just minifying them and hash-stamping the file names.
That would aid in many standalone, easily cacheable files, which HTTP/2 prefers.
@AlexCuse what are your thoughts on this?
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