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Bytes are bytes are bytes, http/2 or no. It's far less intensive to polyfill what features I actually am using than sending down all of jQuery, and that can sti
by seangrogg 10y ago
Bytes are bytes are bytes, http/2 or no. It's far less intensive to polyfill what features I actually am using than sending down all of jQuery, and that can still be minified, gzipped, cached, delivered via CDN, and cache-controlled and/or placed in the application cache via service workers (where available).
But I can understand that it's less about the user experience and more about the developer experience nowadays.