That's pretty awesome! I've always wondered why popular css grids weren't also CDN'd. Bootstrap, 960, etc, etc - it makes great sense to have many of these things cached across 100s of sites 1 time - instead of 100 times. Modify the cdn version in a seperate style sheet afterwards.
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That's pretty awesome! I've always wondered why popular css grids weren't also CDN'd. Bootstrap, 960, etc, etc - it makes great sense to have many of these things cached across 100s of sites 1 time - instead of 100 times. Modify the cdn version in a seperate style sheet afterwards.
The same people who are doing the cdnjs have been planning do a CSS one as well, https://github.com/cdnjs/cdncss
Yep. We plan on launching the css component our our offering in the near future.
I've just submitted a pull request with both versions of normalize.css. https://github.com/cdnjs/cdncss/pull/15
<tears of joy>Yay!</tears of joy>
http://www.bootstrapcdn.com/
This seems to work well for me.