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Re:jQuery 3.0 Released by dexterdog on Friday June 10, 2016 @07:56AM (#11875707)
Unfortunately when you score a page for speed things like jq and bs are counted against you when they are likely to be cached. Why don't any scoring systems (that I know of) able to take can asset popularity into account for things like this?
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Re:jQuery 3.0 Released by andybak on Friday June 10, 2016 @08:56AM (#11875997)
Just as interesting - I'd like to see stats on which CDNs offer the best chance of a warm cache for my visitors - and which versions of various libraries have the best chance of being cached.
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Re:jQuery 3.0 Released by dexterdog on Saturday June 11, 2016 @06:08PM (#11885576)
If only the browsers would support caching based on the sha384 of the file then the script/css's integrity property would be even more useful and it wouldn't matter where you were serving it from.
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