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It's rarely beneficial to compress to one single file, but I completely agree that the way they are doing it it very inefficient, especially spamming the @impor
by weego 14y ago
It's rarely beneficial to compress to one single file, but I completely agree that the way they are doing it it very inefficient, especially spamming the @import notation.
- raganesh 14y agoNot sure what you mean by "rarely beneficial to compress to one single file". But in multiple situations I have seen significant web load performance improvements when the number of discrete files being loaded is reduced - merge all JS into one file, all CSS into another and sprite images. This is due to HTTP 2-connection rule.
- SquareWheel 14y agoAnd slow-start certainly contributes.