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by talmand
4523 days ago
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Whether 100k is huge or not depends on the project's requirements. In some cases it's perfectly fine, in other cases it's a problem. Such a broad statement cannot be supported. Much the same; even if jQuery is that much slower it can sometimes provide something that overcomes the slowness factor. It varies from project to project. Especially if the project scope practically requires you to rewrite jQuery from scratch, you might as well use it. |
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