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Well, if the JS is to connect to an end-point on their server (eg. Google Analytics) if they remove/deprecate the old API the JS file won't work anymore as it m
by XCSme 6y ago
Well, if the JS is to connect to an end-point on their server (eg. Google Analytics) if they remove/deprecate the old API the JS file won't work anymore as it might not be compatible with the new API, so the JS file would have to be updated.
- markdown 6y agoOh sure! I guess we're talking about different things. In your example, Google is providing you a service, and they're serving the file. I was talking about using 3rd party file hosting services like cdnjs.com and unpkg.com It's gotten so bizarre that highly popular libs (even Facebook's React!!! )will recommend you hotlink these third party sites rather than give you a zip file to download and host yourself.
- XCSme 6y agoOh yeah, that use case is weird, and as another comment mentioned it no longer brings the benefit of caching.