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I did a really nice solution to this a couple of years back but I don't have the source left. The solution was for webforms but it should work fine to port it to MVC. I'll give it a try to explain what I did in some simple step. First we need to register the scripts and we wrote a special controller that did just that. When the controller was rendered it did three things: <ol> <li>Minimize all the files, I think we used the YUI compression</li> <li>Combine all the files and store as string</li> <li>Calculate a hash for the string of the combined files and use that as a virtual filename. You store the string of combined files in a cached dictionary on the server with the hash value as key, the html that is rendered needs to point to a special folder where the "scripts" are located.</li> </ol> The next step is to implement a special HttpHandler that handles request for files in the special folder. When a request is made to that special folder you make a lookup in the cached dictionary and returns the string bascially. One really nice feature of this is that the returned script is always valid so the user will never have to ask you for an update of the script. The reason for that is when you make a change to any of the script files the hash value will change and the client will ask for a new script. You can use this for css-files as well with no problems. I remebered making it configurable so you could turn off combine files, minimize files, or just exclude one file from the process if you wanted to do some debugging. I might have missed some details, but it wasn't that hard to implement and it turned out very well. Update: I've implemented a solution for MVC and released it on <a href="http://nuget.org/List/Packages/SimpleCompression" rel="nofollow">nuget</a> and have the source up on <a href="https://github.com/mastoj/SimpleCompression" rel="nofollow">github</a>.
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