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Maybe it's just me, but I tend to dislike loading 50kb (plus the CSS file) scripts into my applications unless the service is built around something that said s
by adventureful 14y ago
Maybe it's just me, but I tend to dislike loading 50kb (plus the CSS file) scripts into my applications unless the service is built around something that said script adds a ton of value for.
I dunno, is 50kb relevant any longer? Still seems like the 50kb to 100kb range matters when adding in js files. At 5kb to 10kb I don't think much about it.
- powerfulninja 14y agoMinified and served compressed it's 8.51k for the JS and CSS together.
- Morg 14y agowhich is far from zero on 2G and edge, but whatever - Imho the real issue is how friggin slow is that going to be in a phone browser / how will the browser handle it (maemo nokia had a builtin handler for dropdowns for example). As some said, I'd much rather see a push to chromium source than yet another ultra heavy js css component.
- hexvector 14y agoI thought we were over thinking about file sizes on the disk. You should look at the gzip size.