> it's traffic we don't have to serve Call me old-fashioned, but if JavaScript is a large portion of your server's HTTP traffic, you're doing something wrong.

> it's traffic we don't have to serve Call me old-fashioned, but if JavaScript is a large portion of your server's HTTP traffic, you're doing something wrong. (Unless the JS is only comparatively big because your website is just text, in which case, who cares? You can serve 100 requests per second of static text with a Raspberry Pi and a 50mbit connection. And with any more traffic than that, you'll want a CDN of your own anyways.)