Inline JS code dramatically inflates file sizes for charts and tables (multiple mb minimum); it also prevents any sort of caching that may be available for remote libraries.
Ideally, all JS dependencies should be linked to hosted libraries (CDNs); replacing the links could be done manually or through the aid of CDN look-up service APIs like https://cdnjs.com/api.
Inline JS code dramatically inflates file sizes for charts and tables (multiple mb minimum); it also prevents any sort of caching that may be available for remote libraries.
Ideally, all JS dependencies should be linked to hosted libraries (CDNs); replacing the links could be done manually or through the aid of CDN look-up service APIs like https://cdnjs.com/api.