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The title is a bit baited... nowhere in the linked page (or benchmarks) do they make the specific claim in the title.
by ErrantX 17y ago
The title is a bit baited... nowhere in the linked page (or benchmarks) do they make the specific claim in the title.
- IgorPartola 17y agoBased on overall comparison for Safari (6x) and Chrome (8x): http://rightjs.org/images/benchmarks/safari.png http://rightjs.org/images/benchmarks/safari.png http://rightjs.org/images/benchmarks/chrome.png http://rightjs.org/images/benchmarks/chrome.png I admit this is very crude calculation but it is clear that (according to these tests only) RightJS is much faster than jQuery.
- ErrantX 17y agoI know; I just feel that as RightJS hasnt made this claim it's unfair to make it for them :) reading the blog they wanted to focus on other great features/additions/improvements. (the main problem is it reads like bait: which is why all the negative/reactionary comments are appearing :))