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Re:The impact of removing jQuery on our web performance by rmnclmnt on Tuesday August 16, 2022 @06:21AM (#32481092)
Will have to inform the french national services about it ("Ameli", "Impôts", "URSSAF"), apparently they are not aware of it!
Re:The impact of removing jQuery on our web performance by cugniere on Tuesday August 16, 2022 @07:18AM (#32481413)
It's one of the objective in the long run but it does require a lot of work to get everyone on the same page.

I am currently working on implementing the "Système de Design de l'État" for a french governement service but unfortunately it is still pretty chaotic right now since there are many modifications of components with breaking-changes / no backwards compatibility with almost every releases.

Re:The impact of removing jQuery on our web performance by rmnclmnt on Tuesday August 16, 2022 @08:36AM (#32481985)
Don't worry, I know it's not that easy, and good for you for sticking to the design system rules! My sarcasm was mostly directed to the chaos introduced in state services by giant consulting firms doing there own thing quick and dirty...
Re:The impact of removing jQuery on our web performance by PoignardAzur on Tuesday August 16, 2022 @07:34AM (#32481508)
Yeah, in theory the French government offers a ton of super-useful APIs to its services (to automatically fetch paperwork for a procedure, for instance) but the big services use almost none of them.