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| Benchmark name | When Created |
|---|---|
| test Q | 8 years ago |
| First child vs array index access | 8 years ago |
| test 1 | 8 years ago |
| Explorer Simple Javascript | 8 years ago |
| jQuery(htmlstring) vs jQuery.parseHTML(htmlstring) | 8 years ago |
| Two methods of adjusting placeholders and classes for required inputs and associated labels | 8 years ago |
| Vanilla JS, Cash and jQuery - SetText Speed Test | 8 years ago |
| Vanilla JS, Cash and jQuery - GetText Speed Test | 8 years ago |
| Test DOM elements selector | 8 years ago |
| test01 | 8 years ago |
|
Find before selectrion
$(selectorList).find(searchClassList) VS $(searchClassList, selectorList); |
8 years ago |
| jQuery Ajax vs Get | 8 years ago |
|
Native XHR vs XHR 2
Pure JavaScript XHR Benchmark |
8 years ago |
| testadsf | 8 years ago |
| change css | 8 years ago |
| Contains | 8 years ago |
| Moment Tests | 8 years ago |
| slice overhead | 8 years ago |
| Native XHR vs jQuery Ajax | 8 years ago |
|
css-before-after-content-or-multiple-dom-elements
When dealing with large dynamic lists of dom elements that tend to have something before or something after, is it faster to construct multiple dom elements or utilize :before / :after selectors with content |
8 years ago |
| attribute access | 8 years ago |
| Class search | 8 years ago |
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Temp obj or in check
Is it faster to test if an object contains a sub-object before looking up keys on it, or substituting an empty object in a falsy check |
8 years ago |
| tagname vs classname | 8 years ago |
| prepend | 8 years ago |