I've always been a strong believer in lightweight, simple web pages that don't do more than necessary. That's not to say I want a plain text document with no styling at all, but rather a website that doesn't rely on a massive CSS or JavaScript framework to offer basic functionality. This line of reasoning is why I chose a static site generator in the first place - why on Earth would you need server side processing or a database for a website that never changes?

Wyam 2.1.2 and 2.1.3 include an update implementing IList<IfCondition> on If modules. This makes adding MinifyHtml to the TagIndex and BlogArchive Pipelines much easier than before:

This blog is a static site generated by Wyam. Unfortunately, while Wyam includes a minification library, out of the box Wyam doesn't minify any of the files it generates. However, it's very extensible and makes it easy to add or modify pipelines.