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IIRC it turns out the cache hits from CDN'ed Javascript files ended up being fairly low and neglible, due to how many different versions there are of everything
by giantDinosaur 7y ago
IIRC it turns out the cache hits from CDN'ed Javascript files ended up being fairly low and neglible, due to how many different versions there are of everything. Better just reduce the file size.
- doctoboggan 7y agoI feel like bootstrap and jquery stand a decent chance of being caches in a large enough portion of the user base. And even ignoring my user's bandwidth, it would still save me significant bandwidth (depending on the size of my website). I guess eventually your site might grow such that your dependencies are not a significant portion of your total download size, but I am not currently there.
- giantDinosaur 7y agoDo you 'feel like' or do you actually know? It's important to make decisions based on actual data. I haven't researched it in depth, but if these asset sizes matter to you, then it is worth researching.