The wasteful nature of pointless JavaScript effects.

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By gst
via pinderkent.blogsavy.com
Published: Aug 28 2007 / 14:43

... I think that this situation really indicates the poor nature of JavaScript-based applications running in Web browsers. It’s pretty pathetic when a relatively simple, and rather pointless, effect requires so much processing power.

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hal10001 replied ago:

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I agree, but I would hardly call this the best benchmark test for why "some" JavaScript effects are useless. No mention was made of IE or Safari either.