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I'm against it for stuff that is not watched like a hawk. For example Google's CDN version of jQuery is fine but I'm not going to use any other random CDN Boots
by korzun 13y ago
I'm against it for stuff that is not watched like a hawk. For example Google's CDN version of jQuery is fine but I'm not going to use any other random CDN Bootstrap decided to use because I don't trust it.
When RC1 came out, the CDN version had a random dev build (90% broken) but on the page they linked to it as RC1.
I compared the downloaded version .vs CDN and the files were different.
So be careful, if company hosting CDN is not well known or has a good reputation you might screw your self.