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  1. I've read through just about all of this guide (https://github.com/kittykatattack/learningPixi). I think I have a grasp of how to switch stages/scenes. There's one part that doesn't make sense to me however. If I wanted to create a separate .js file for every class and every scene's code, what's the best practice for loading those files? I've seen examples where the index.html file just includes all of the scripts, but isn't that possibly a slow and/or bad experience? A previous flow I read about was loading the bare minimum (a background, logo, and loading graphic) and then loading all other images and javascript files. Is there a best practice to load these separate javascript files through the Pixi loader so the splash screen comes up instantly and show a loading bar while I pull in all these extra assets?
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