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Are web browsers caching stuff like react.js and other libraries?
@valleyforge as with most things, it depends
@valleyforge they were caching .js files religiously in the past (provided the caching was enabled), but now the static assets are not so static anymore
There is a whole lot going on *bundlers* and *code splitting*. The browser doesn't usually obtain whole react.js but may obtain multiple .ja files usable for given part of a web application, so the caching rules are also more complex as a consequence. Just an example
There is a whole lot going on *bundlers* and *code splitting*. The browser doesn't usually obtain whole react.js but may obtain multiple .ja files usable for given part of a web application, so the caching rules are also more complex as a consequence. Just an example
@peter @valleyforge .ja ? never heard of it. typo? didn't come up on duckduckgo.
@2ck @valleyforge Pardon me, .js there as well, not .ja
