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right tool for the right job. a 1 page script written for comcast does not demand jQuery. That's not to say it would have improved it.
by hayksaakian 14y ago
right tool for the right job.
a 1 page script written for comcast does not demand jQuery.
That's not to say it would have improved it.
- mschuster91 14y agoIt at least would remove this damn ugly browser switching code. Hey, it's 2013, no need to reinvent the wheel...
- kyrias 14y agoBut think about the Netscape 6!
- spoiler 14y agojQuery would make this worse. It would be like adding a truck to be towed by a car that's running out of gas anyway.
- dmak 14y agoYou're missing the point. You're too focused on the code writing part. It's the extra unnecessary resources loaded from jQuery. The difference in size is 85.1 KB (according to an above post). 85.1 KB * 100,000,000 (Just an example of the number of times it is loaded) = 7.92555511 terabytes of wastes resources.