A Solution<\/ul>\n<\/strong>
\nThe solution is don’t use them. Those libraries and frameworks are jammed with code to perform all sorts of different things, many, if not most, you aren’t using on a web site. So why use that library or framework? Don’t force the user to load all that code that will never be used. Like it or not, this is lazy folks.<\/p>\n
If you can understand the code, find the section you really want to use and develop your own code that is similar that will accomplish the same task. In other words, build your own mini framework. Now it’s possible you’ll need to do this for each site you build. No problem. Maintain your own library of various functions in code for the various things you want that site to offer. Pick and choose from your vast library of code only what is needed for the site you’re developing and bam! A mini framework specially built by you for the site you’re working on. I do it all the time. Even in the case of a Word Press site, I will develop my own themes from a basic theme I have, and only has what is necessary. Those sites always load faster. This in return makes the search engines like your site better too, because it’s fast.<\/p>\n
It takes a little longer, but everyone will be better off for putting a little more effort into your sites.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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