Too bad that your package is recognized as CSS package about quickadmin

[ModestasV]

Hello,

Could you tell us what problem does this cause? There was zero complains about this and we are quite ok with that as long as people know what Quickadmin does.

[welcoMattic]

It's not a real problem, but it sounds weird for me to see a Laravel package marked as CSS repo on Github.

[EDIT] : And it will be more efficient to minify CSS and JS for production environment, even if it's an backend application, it will be a little more sweet to load pages faster 😉

[ModestasV]

To be honest, this could be caused by the fact that we possibly have way more css/html than php code at this time. I don't think that minifying them would help due the fact that we would need to include non-minified versions too.

Yes, you are right, minified versions would make the page faster but we are focusing on the back-end not the front end and giving users the right to do whatever they want :) We are just giving this template as an example and some people will keep it, some will change.