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Which is faster: dynamically adding all of the html at once, or adding common parts via jQuery after the HTML is (mostly) built?

in Using jQuery • 9 years ago

From a performance perspective, is it better to add attributes to the html *as* it is being built, zB:

htmlBuilder += 'href=\"http://www.bigsurgarrapata.com\" target=\"_blank\"' . . .

...or via jQuery after the fact, like so (pseudoscript):

$("a[href]^'http://'").attr('target', '_blank');

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jakecigar

Re: Which is faster: dynamically adding all of the html at once, or adding common parts via jQuery after the HTML is (mostly) built?

9 years ago

The first is more efficient. But it's so little better that whichever comes to your mind first is really the best.

Don't over think the little things.

JΛ̊KE

Re: Which is faster: dynamically adding all of the html at once, or adding common parts via jQuery after the HTML is (mostly) built?

9 years ago

Good - I've already got the first way implemented.

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