Like #23, but using https instead of http. I have three reasons to do this:
https://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.11.1.min.js works fine with https
//example.com/script.js is a little bit slower than https://example.com/script.js (I did read a blog post about that, but cannot find it right now.) But it's obvious, the browser should resolve them using the current protocol.
//example.com/script.js will give a nasty error when $.visiting local HTML files.
@travist I found this nice library after watching your talk about it. Niiiice stuff! :clap: :tada:
Like #23, but using
https
instead ofhttp
. I have three reasons to do this:https://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.11.1.min.js
works fine withhttps
//example.com/script.js
is a little bit slower thanhttps://example.com/script.js
(I did read a blog post about that, but cannot find it right now.) But it's obvious, the browser should resolve them using the current protocol.//example.com/script.js
will give a nasty error when$.visit
ing local HTML files.@travist I found this nice library after watching your talk about it. Niiiice stuff! :clap: :tada: