Currently, SODAR includes all third-party CSS and JS stuff locally. This stems from the time we were deploying on VMs with slower network connections. At that time, slow loading of these includes was really hurting the usability of the site.
This might not be such an issue anymore. It might still be smart to include Boostrap and Font Awesome stuff locally, as them missing even for a second can cause e.g. content jumping around and the user getting confused. But the other less visual stuff might be nicer to be imported from a CDN. SODAR Core already does this.
Currently, SODAR includes all third-party CSS and JS stuff locally. This stems from the time we were deploying on VMs with slower network connections. At that time, slow loading of these includes was really hurting the usability of the site.
This might not be such an issue anymore. It might still be smart to include Boostrap and Font Awesome stuff locally, as them missing even for a second can cause e.g. content jumping around and the user getting confused. But the other less visual stuff might be nicer to be imported from a CDN. SODAR Core already does this.