Post #1528709

@pfmoore I figure there's no need to go any more complex than is helpful. Splitting your JS and CSS into separate files helps keep things orderly, and can benefit caching. If later it becomes useful to split your JS further, to make it easier to manage, do so; consider a sub directory - again, for your convenience, only. It's highly unlikely you'll scale to a point where splitting up files will make any significant performance difference, so make life easier on you, the maintainer.