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Keep in mind Google is blocked in China, so if you include jQuery from Google, it's not going to work for over a billion people.
by Guest192038 11y ago
Keep in mind Google is blocked in China, so if you include jQuery from Google, it's not going to work for over a billion people.
- RobotCaleb 11y agoIs it really fair to include the total population of China in this statement?
- TeMPOraL 11y agoAs someone who currently lives and works in China, fuck yes. If you must, cut it down to the 1% that speaks English and thus has a reason to visit foreign sites, and you're still pissing off over 10 million people. Not to mention poor foreigners like me who try to get some work done here.
- Guest192038 11y agoYes, it's fair, because many developers live in a little bubble. The United States, Canada, Australia, Russia and all of Europe combined is only 15% of the world's population. You can argue the other 85% doesn't have internet access or isn't your target audience. However, I run a site that's geared to the US market, it's entirely in English, and 12k of my registered users are from China (1.5%). If I included files from the Google CDN, I'd be losing 1.5% of my users due to one line of code.