jquery is loaded for every page and the only use of jquery (as of now) is to hide/show divs in the faculty/student portal pages. The size of jquery is ~500kb, so for every request, ~500kb bandwidth is getting wasted and given the volume of requests we expect, this is enormous.
We should look for an alternative to this approach as it is clearly inefficient.
jquery is loaded for every page and the only use of jquery (as of now) is to hide/show divs in the faculty/student portal pages. The size of jquery is ~500kb, so for every request, ~500kb bandwidth is getting wasted and given the volume of requests we expect, this is enormous.
We should look for an alternative to this approach as it is clearly inefficient.