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Came here to say this. Besides, in bigger projects jquery is only a small part of the whole js stack. I've been using these jquery cdns for years, now I just p
by zalew 13y ago
Came here to say this.
Besides, in bigger projects jquery is only a small part of the whole js stack. I've been using these jquery cdns for years, now I just pack it together with everything else uglified. There are so many jquery versions in use around there right now I don't feel I gain anything by caring about the chance that this particular 30kb will be cached by some percentage of users.
- nilliams 13y agoTotally agree, for most production apps using a public CDN for jQuery just isn't worth it. Uglify it with your app and be done with it.