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Not just that - there are performance implications as well due to browsers being able to use a fixed allocation of memory with classes' properties instead of a
by Bahamut 11y ago
Not just that - there are performance implications as well due to browsers being able to use a fixed allocation of memory with classes' properties instead of a dynamically resized amount for objects, which results in less efficient algorithms able to be applied internally for the browser for doing similar operations.
- gsnedders 11y agoIn principle, in many cases it's possible to allocate the right amount of space for an object's properties, under the assumption that most objects from a single constructor gain properties in the same order.