mikemccaffrey, 3 months ago

Has anyone looked at whether these performance claims for aggregated css/js in #drupal are still applicable in 2024?

> "You can make Drupal perform better by aggregating CSS and JavaScript files. This will save bandwidth and server requests, resulting in faster load times for the users."

With modern HTTP 2/3 a single server request handles multiple files, and the contents are encrypted to save bandwidth.

https://www.drupal.org/docs/administering-a-drupal-site/managing-site-performance-and-scalability/aggregate-css-and-js-files-in-drupal-core