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I've worked on the Google JS library CDN for a few years now. Our data indicates that cache hit rates are very low. You'd be better off serving jQuery from your
by paulirish 11y ago
I've worked on the Google JS library CDN for a few years now. Our data indicates that cache hit rates are very low. You'd be better off serving jQuery from your libs.min.js.
In general, browser caches fill up so fast and there are so many versions of jQuery in use in the wild, that the cache never ends up being as useful as we'd hope. Sorry. :/
- erikpukinskis 11y agoYou need "LTS" releases of libraries and clients which auto-update to the newest point release on the LTS branch before this will work. Although, that's the right direction for package management to go anyway, so we might as well.