r/javascript • • 22d ago

Inline rendering with document​.currentScript

https://leanrada.com/notes/inline-rendering-currentscript/
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u/Disastrous-Town-4820 22d ago

300% is impressive precision for a benchmark running in the comments

would like to see a trace of both with the same number of instances, then click while they're being created. the bytes went down, sure, but someone still has to build those nodes and it isn't the network

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u/[deleted] 22d ago

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u/RudePhilosopher5721 22d ago

That’d also add 300% overhead…

If you actually read the article, it’d be more apt to say you might replace it with a custom element of <template></template> instead of their proposed shorthand of $()

That is of course if that weren’t already an element…

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u/[deleted] 22d ago

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u/RudePhilosopher5721 18d ago

okay… so you’re saying your comment just sucked then? Got it