Video Summary

In this lesson we’re going to talk about the front end optimization and the sacrum optimizer. And basically what this does is it condenses all of your coding files to make it easier for the browser to read what it needs to show for your web page. Alright, so that’s why you got the minify CSS files. So that’s where it’s taken out all the spaces that you have when you set up your CSS files, and this makes it into one basically, long, super long combined coding sentence. 

Just just so that it doesn’t take up as much space, and then also to is that a lot of these things they’ve kind of broken up and have different CSS files for different sections of their website. So what we’re going to do here is we’re going to combine all those. And what this is, is that pre loading the combined CSS file, so as it’s going through the HTML, the JavaScript and the CSS, it’s all getting loaded pretty much at once. So we’re gonna we’re gonna come here and we’re going to put all these in. 

You know, like if someone’s texting, a lot of people use emojis nowadays, or you know, except typing out a full sentence. They might be able to say what they want to stay within two or three emojis. And you know, you don’t want to discourage them from that. So here’s where we just pretty much just minified and condensed all of our coding files, so that way, it’s easier for the browser’s to read our website and then display it for our clients. All right, so I’m gonna stop this video right here and we’re gonna move into the media, which is another very important thing for condensing our media files. So I’ll see you guys in that lesson.