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Well, given the new trend of fat JS clients, if you have no clue about algorithmic complexity, you can fairly easily end with a very sluggish application, even
by byroot 13y ago
Well, given the new trend of fat JS clients, if you have no clue about algorithmic complexity, you can fairly easily end with a very sluggish application, even under Chrome.
I don't expect from a front-end engineer to just drop random jQuery plugins on top of each others.