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The amount of JavaScript cruft is too damn high. - Remove jquery.blockUI - The api `$.blockUI()` is not used anywhere in the app. - Remove linkify - The api `linkify()` is not used anywhere in the app. - Remvoe jquery.elastic - All textareas already have a width of 100% so they will adjust based on the browser window. - Remove jquery.easing - Nothing is using a custom easing function nor is the jquery defualt changed anywhere. - Remove jquery.qtip and styles - It's not loaded up in application.js nor are the CSS classes used anywhere. - Remove jquery.supersized - It's not loaded up in application.js nor are the CSS classes used anywhere. - Remove jquery.carouFredSel - It's not loaded up in application.js. - Remove script.js - No other JS references these functions. - Remove jquery.fancybox - There's nothing fancy going on here and it's not even loaded. - Remove jquery.ui - Nope, not used. - Remove jquery.min - ... we're using the jquery-rails gem already... - Moved JavaScript in the app layout from the body to the head. This isn't 2010 anymore. - Refactored most of the `main.js` code to not rely on jQuery. From what I can see, all the Holiday Social archive pages are each in their own self-contained folder under `public` and vendor their own JavaScript files (which probably also aren't used 90% of the time), but I left those alone.
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May 21, 2023
| @@ -1,27 +1,56 @@ | |||
| $(document).ready(function() { | |||
| $('textarea').elastic(); | |||
| $('form.new_job_post_request, form.new_job, form.edit_job, #sign_in form').superLabels({ | |||
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Other than the jQuery version of Rails UJS, superlables is the only thing left from what I can tell that relies on jQuery.
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The amount of JavaScript cruft is too damn high.
$.blockUI()is not used anywhere in the app.linkify()is not used anywhere in the app.main.jscode to not rely on jQuery.From what I can see, all the Holiday Social archive pages are each in their own self-contained folder under
publicand vendor their own JavaScript files (which probably also aren't used 90% of the time), but I left those alone.