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    I prefer minifyx as you can directly load in scss files and it handle the compression of them.
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      In light of HTTP/2 this is an interesting discussion to revisit because if you are serving your site over HTTP/2 the best optimization can be to do nothing. That's right, stop worrying about counting HTTP requests and concatenating files and let HTTP/2 do its magic.

      If you are looking for an easy win performance wise: GZIP. Enabling GZIP will have more of an impact than minifying files ever will.

      To support HTTP/2 you need to
      - serve your site over HTTPS (even though this isn't required in the spec all browsers require HTTPS)
      - your server needs to support HTTP/2
      - your user needs to be in a modern browser or the handshake will fail and they will get HTTP/1

      If you do use server side minification practices you may want to use getCache and/or statcache to cache flat to the filesystem for performance.
        jpdevries