Inline main.js

[Rich-Harris]

It's small enough that maybe it doesn't make sense to make an extra request?

[Rich-Harris]

Also: until recently critical CSS was inlined; as part of the 0.19 work towards extracting CSS, that's no longer the case. We should consider whether critical CSS should be inlined, and if so in what circumstances.

[andriytyurnikov]

Inlining of CSS, JS, SVG looks like must-have trick in performant mobile web scenarios.
To the degree that there are pretty mature HTTP server plugins to do inlining :D

Setting emitCss: false works like a charm on component level, but inlining of global critical css, sounds like a common task that is not addressed, CSS Reset, Grid, url-encoded-fonts, url-encoded-icons, also many of us rely on CSS frameworks.

Also, mobile (especially pre-HTTP/2) is quite sensitive to quantity of requests, and having one additional HTTP request per component doesn't sounds like a good idea, as slow connections do suffer from having to deal with additional requests.

Would it be good idea to add something like%sapper.inline_global_critical_css% ?

[benmccann]

#1269 may somewhat obviate the need for this. If you use a CDN, then the preload header will probably cause the CSS to be server pushed to you, which is probably better than inline because it can be cached.