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By now, you probably already know that Google hosts jQuery on its AJAX APIs CDN, free of charge. As I’ve discussed here in the past, I’m a big fan of using their CDN to achieve decreased latency, increased parallelism, and better caching.
If you’ve explored the AJAX APIs documentation a bit, you may know that jQuery [...] ### Originally posted at Encosia . If you're reading this elsewhere, come on over and see the original. Do you know about this undocumented Google CDN feature? Read More...
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