Is using CDNs to host JavaScript libraries really a good idea?
The article discusses the use of CDN (Content Delivery Networks) for loading external JavaScript libraries. The author highlights potential security issues that can arise from this practice. The main point is that using a CDN can lead to situations where resources are outdated or have been maliciously modified. Additionally, relying on external servers increases the risk regarding page load time, which can affect user experience. Consequently, the author provides suggestions for alternatives to CDNs, such as hosting resources locally or using package managers. The piece concludes with a call to evaluate technical choices and focus on long-term benefits and security for the project.