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I'm sure that's true of a certain class of developer. However, given what I've seen in the frontend & JS community in past years, I don't think there is a perva

I'm sure that's true of a certain class of developer. However, given what I've seen in the frontend & JS community in past years, I don't think there is a pervasive desire to make pages lighter. If it is, very few of them are showing that in the way they actually build things.

tracker1 11y ago
Especially, since many frameworks are really easy to use from source (Bootstrap comes to mind), but almost nobody does... they have the framework, the patched css, and then in the project, maybe there's scss/less etc. Instead of having a project that starts off composed with the appropriate pieces of bootstrap. That's just bootstrap, not even the shear number of jQuery UI bits floating around, and heaven forbid you see both in a project.. and all the "bugs" that the input in one page doesn't match others. sigh