It takes as much energy to wish as it does to plan. — Eleanor Roosevelt
The following is a guest post by Pascal Klau, a trainee from South Germany, who dislikes unnecessary HTTP requests and broccoli. Pascal is going to explain way to use a polyfilling service in such a way that you might get away with not using it at all.… Read article “Polyfill JavaScript Only When You Need To”
We had this question on ShopTalk just the other day. We’re so (rightfully) worried about web performance, it feels like we shouldn’t be loading polyfills all the time, only when we detect they are needed. Philip Walton:
… Read article “Loading Polyfills Only When Needed”… too many people building websites today take a “lowest-common-denominator” approach. By that I mean they ship the same bundle of JavaScript to all users (regardless of browser capabilities), and the bundle they ship contains all code required to make the site work