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On 10/02/2021 02:03 AM, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
> That nothing on your site calls other sites.
> That javascript is kept to the absolute minimum.

If you're doing Angular it's pretty much all Javascript (or TypeScript 
before transpiling). There ain't no there there. The Angular webpack for 
production builds uses Terser to really obfuscate things.

https://terser.org/

It's a different game today than when you just served up a html page 
with a little Javascript glue.

For example I'm currently working on a map component. It's all client 
side. To position landmarks I'm pulling in GeoJSON, creating the graphic 
and positioning it on the appropriate layer in Javascript. The alternate 
would be developing a back end Web Feature Service and loading the 
layer, again from the client side.