Right now Houston loads all the app's assets for every page load. As the app grows, this increases page bloat and weight unnecessarily. The assets are also not compressed. Both of these create problems for users running Houston remotely: their limited network connection is bogged down sending "junk" requests and bloated data.
I prefer Jammit style asset compression, it's straightforward and does the job without getting in the way. However, I haven't had much luck finding a jammit-style asset packager that works well with Nanoc.
Right now Houston loads all the app's assets for every page load. As the app grows, this increases page bloat and weight unnecessarily. The assets are also not compressed. Both of these create problems for users running Houston remotely: their limited network connection is bogged down sending "junk" requests and bloated data.
I prefer Jammit style asset compression, it's straightforward and does the job without getting in the way. However, I haven't had much luck finding a jammit-style asset packager that works well with Nanoc.