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javascript bundlers combine all of your js source into one file, and load it for every page on your website.<br> | javascript bundlers combine all of your js source into one file, and load it for every page on your website.<br> | ||
this helps avoid [[Http content security policy|CSP]]/[[Http cross origin resource sharing|CORS]] issues by loading js from a trusted source, and avoiding loading potentially malicious js. | this helps avoid [[Http content security policy|CSP]]/[[Http cross origin resource sharing|CORS]] issues by loading js from a trusted source, and avoiding loading potentially malicious js. | ||
See [[javascript webpack]]. | |||
Latest revision as of 02:38, 11 December 2022
javascript bundlers combine all of your js source into one file, and load it for every page on your website.
this helps avoid CSP/CORS issues by loading js from a trusted source, and avoiding loading potentially malicious js.
See javascript webpack.
