I am looking to find free content distribution networks hosting various JavaScript libraries (except Google and the Microsoft CDN). Is anybody here able to improve my list?
More puke-inducing enterprise copypasta from wikipedia
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hosting various JavaScript libraries
The moment you think you need to do that, you shouldn't.
If you absolutely need some bit of JS, trim it down and put it on your own site. If you don't want to pay for the bandwidth of hosting several MB of JS, neither should your users.
@Cudder it's not about bandwidth it's about parallelize downloads across hostnames and not killing servers with too many requests. When you own more than a shitty blog you will learn that requests are sometimes more killing than the bandwidth. I'm dealing with a network of websites having millions of requests a day. Also i recommend you to check the source code of many famous websites just to see for yourself how many of them are using Google CDN. Unfortunately Google CDN is not hosting everything outhere but only jQuery and jQuery UI (from the libraries i'm interested in).
As for the money part, yes it count. Buying what Google CDN offer for free is in the area of xxxx$ a month with a serious CDN network like Edgecast and my needs.
However from the answers before look's like this 4chan is not the right place to post a serious question.