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    1. COThere are some HTML5 features of the script tag (async and defer) that can help (see: http://www.sitepoint.com/a-detailed-breakdown-of-the-script-tag/ ), but as far as I know, there's no way to simply put a script into the cache without executing it, except perhaps downloading and storing scripts as text into localStorage and then evaling them later. But unless you're building a world-class super-heavy client, I doubt you need to get anywhere near that kind of thing.
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    2. CO@Sam Incorrect. The total time will be longer with your solution because while both solutions load all CSS and JS, your solution requires additional JS to do the dynamic loading. Your solution will lead to this: 1. page begins loading. 2. loading page finishes loading. 3. The user is now blocked from doing anything until your script and the rest of the scripts are downloaded and applied to the page. Each time you append a new script to the page it BLOCKS user input until the script is fully loaded and run, which may introduce input glitches. Versus just loading all the scripts at once.
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    3. COI think I'm leaning toward option two. With more basic styles, my larger elements (like popups) become simpler. I still think Flex ought to have a better separation between style and content, but I guess I'll have to live with what is available.
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