It's getting tough to handle all the different versions of the various JS libs. Additionally, since the tool is packaged as an extension and possibly use in organisations with stringent firewall rules, CDNs are not the answer.
The tool should use bower, npm or some alternative to handle external JS/CSS dependencies.
It's getting tough to handle all the different versions of the various JS libs. Additionally, since the tool is packaged as an extension and possibly use in organisations with stringent firewall rules, CDNs are not the answer.
The tool should use bower, npm or some alternative to handle external JS/CSS dependencies.