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Do you have any examples or writeups to hand where rewriting jQuery functions ended up in a faster site? Specifically in cases where other optimizations (cachi
by corobo 12y ago
Do you have any examples or writeups to hand where rewriting jQuery functions ended up in a faster site?
Specifically in cases where other optimizations (caching, beefier servers, faster SQL, SSDs vs HDDs, etc) didn't help more?
- Aldo_MX 12y agoSo if I buy a beefier server, my users with a netbook (ca. 2007) will feel a responsive[1] website? [1] Responsive as in "Mozilla Firefox is not responding", not as in "Responsive Design".
- corobo 12y agoGood point, not well made. Thanks for the response.
- vorotato 12y agoBeefing up the server cannot improve client side code. Jquery is quite slow, nice, but quite slow. Sometimes writing out those 8 lines can make your code literally 400 times faster.(source : http://vanilla-js.com/ http://vanilla-js.com/) So yes if performance is a concern, you might want to look at writing it yourself.
- corobo 12y agoVery good point, I'd not really considered the lower end spec'd machines, was more thinking overall page load times and the likes. Thanks :)