In Discourse, all js and css files are presented separately. For years I thought it was better to combine, optimize and present these files. Please warn me if I am missing some important things here, but unfortunately the initial boot speed is very slow and would it be beneficial to reduce the numbe…

it seems logical. [Bild] Javascript Aggregation feature Discourse sites are all hosted on HTTP/2 the practice of bundling is a best practice on HTTP/1.1 and can in fact be a bad practice in many cases on HTTP/2

Well, for me reality here is 2 secs. Those lab-tests are different world.

Still, there is a waiting period of at least 5-6 seconds. When I test it outside, the waiting time can be really long.

I will test this at the first opportunity.

[Bild] Jakke Flemming: Those lab-tests are different world Some of that, I think, will be that they do a cold start and have to load all the assets. Most of the time, forum users will have those assets cached in their browsers. I do suspect there are possible improvements to load times, and …

[Bild] kuaza: For example, if there were 1 or 2 css files instead of 30 css files, could it speed up the processes even more? evidence is required here, bundling is something that yields big benefits on HTTP 1.1 sites, not on 2.0 sites. http://www.http2demo.io/ I sure want stuff to be faste…

I think this is not just limited to the HTTP standard. Some sites open in 2-3 seconds. The Discourse 10 second wait screen is a bit of a pain. There is a saying in Turks: Every beauty has a flaw. I hope the discourse will correct this flaw over time.

Again — it comes from server of a forum AND user’s connections AND user’s device I don’t know how the team can fix differences between all districts of the States, Finland or Turkey, or make crowded 4G network giving 3M speed any faster. Or if an user uses entry level chinese mobile lacking enough …

Actually, you know what crossed my mind today. The app feature is always fast. I will tell you how to introduce and install this to every user. In this way, it will both look like an application and give a quick impression. I love Discourse. I have no intention of leaving him for now. I will try eve…

In Discourse werden alle js- und CSS-Dateien separat präsentiert. Warum fassen wir sie nicht zu ein oder zwei Dateien zusammen?

Entwickler

kuaza (kuaza) 5. Mai 2024 um 12:23 2

Das erscheint logisch.

Thema		Antworten	Aufrufe
Javascript Aggregation Feature	1	501	6. Juni 2020
Optimise speed - js and images Support	7	910	30. Januar 2020
Optimizing Site For Speed - How To Improve? Development	13	674	6. April 2024
How to solve super slow loading time for site? Self-hosting	8	3601	12. August 2023
Combining static JS/CSS assets Support	1	425	4. Februar 2021

In Discourse werden alle js- und CSS-Dateien separat präsentiert. Warum fassen wir sie nicht zu ein oder zwei Dateien zusammen?

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