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Reduce Cesium footprint?
See original GitHub issueHey,
I noticed a lot of Cesium stuff gets loaded even though I know in advance that I will never use it. For example, I download VRButton.css but there is no VR functionality in my app. Is there a way to reduce the network impact Cesium currently has? It would be great if I didn’t have to download so many resources I will never use.
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Most of the ES6 discussion has taken place in #2524. We don’t have an official timeline or roadmap as to when we’ll get there, but it is important to us (it’s a pretty large undertaking and we just need to find the time).
Thank you for the update @mramato! Is there any related issue or roadmap I could consult in the future?