[asuh]I don’t know how easy or possible this is, and I know there are other plugins that can do this already, but it’d be a good performance win for Indieweb to concatenate and serve bundled stylesheets and scripts based on how many indieweb plugins are installed.
[asuh]On my site, I currently have four extra stylesheets loading: post-kinds, indieweb, semantic-linkbacks, and syndication-links. The combined weight for all four of these is almost 12KB but I have to spend four HTTP requests downloading each. Seems like, especially for such a small bundle, this could be great served as one file. But that means the main Indieweb plugin would need to be able to dynamically concat and compress based on active dep
Loqi[Launch Interactive] Description
This plugin merges/concatenates Cascading Style Sheets & Javascript files into groups. It then minifies the generated files using Minify (for CSS) and Google Closure (for JS – fallback to Minify when not available). Minification is don...
[asuh]yeah, and I knew about this plugin as well as others that exist, but I thought it could be small overhead to add to the main Indieweb plugin for added performance benefit
[asuh]and I’ve also noticed those who have tested still advocate some concatenation. I’m just looking at performance gains and future proofing for a time when there could be 5-10 files loading from the various plugins
aaronpkSure I just feel like unless you're making several tens of thousands of dollars a month from a website that level of optimization isn't really worth it since it will be solved for you soon anyway
[jgmac1106][chrisaldrich] I was trying to play with links manager to spit out the following: <li><a class="u-follow-of h-card" href="$url">$name</a> $description</li> but failed...