By dotCore
via 24ways.org
Published: Dec 13 2011 / 09:51
jQuery is an amazing tool that’s made JavaScript accessible to developers and designers of all levels of experience. However, as Spiderman taught us, “with great power comes great responsibility.” The unfortunate downside to jQuery is that while it makes it easy to write JavaScript, it makes it easy to write really really f*&#ing bad JavaScript. Scripts that slow down page load, unresponsive user interfaces, and spaghetti code knotted so deep that it should come with a bottle of whiskey for the next sucker developer that has to work on it.
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dxxvi replied ago:
If $("#id p") is much faster than $("#id").find("p"), then I hope jQuery will automatically execute $("#id").find("p") for us whenever it sees $("#id p").
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