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I'm surprised noone is mentioning that a CDN totally does help to serve your assets across different geographies. Even if HTTP/2 is faster to load multiple ass
by axelthegerman 5y ago
I'm surprised noone is mentioning that a CDN totally does help to serve your assets across different geographies.
Even if HTTP/2 is faster to load multiple assets over the same connection, I found it still better for users on other continents to serve my web app over the main domain from my server in US-East or Central and have a global CDN catching ALL my assets (not 5 CDNs for 5 different JS frameworks)
- tootie 5y agoI think the headline is a little confusing. He's not advocating you don't use a CDN, he's advocating to not use a public CDN like code.jquery.com. You should absolutely still use a first-party CDN like Cloudflare so long as it owns your primary domain and all your content (including static assets) are served on that same domain.