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JQuery / javascript - performance issue with large numbers of small .js files?

I have a website with a lot of links .js-Files; these are pretty small files, but I want my methods to be separated by theme / functionality.

Is it better to store all the methods in one .js file or is it not a problem to have many (~ 20-30) small files, including only some lines?

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Be sure to keep them separate for development, but you should consider combining them into a single file for production.

There is a pleasant discussion at sitepoint.com

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UPDATE: I just remembered: You can also manually compress (by removing spaces and comments, shortening variable names, etc.) and combine javascript files and CSS files using Yahoo! User Interface Library: YUI Compressor . Just make sure your JavaScript is correct before you compress it, try JSLint .

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