Hi Andrej, Perhaps this library can be of assistance to you: https://github.com/ocombe/ocLazyLoad For myself, I prefer to include everything I (might) need during build time. As long as http 2.x is not widely supported, loading lots of small parts is adding overhead in stead of reducing it. My opinion? As long as your concatenated, minified and gzipped code is under the 250Kb (That is a LOT of code!) there is no real reason for dynamic loading. If you have security issues, just build different versions (leaving out the offending code) for different security levels and let the server send the version the user is allowed to use.
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