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One option would be to custom build jQuery and omit the parts you don't need or like. The libraries posted all have their merits; but jQuery has so much tracti
by ppetty 10y ago
One option would be to custom build jQuery and omit the parts you don't need or like. The libraries posted all have their merits; but jQuery has so much traction. That means more folks ready to hit the ground running on what you're building ... https://github.com/jquery/jquery https://github.com/jquery/jquery
Edit Gruntfile.js to do that or try a site like: projects.jga.me/jquery-builder/
You can get sub-20Kb builds with just what you need. I did that recently to inline the core parts ...
One tip, if you use the builder, take a screenshot! The file generated will have a comment block with - in front of omitted modules, e.g. -ajax if you prefer plain old fetch & other useful info. But the screenshot shows exactly what options you set.