Tag Archives: jQuery
jQuery Delegate Document vs Element
It was recently brought to my attention that jQuery delegating to the document is faster than an element, the reason being document is already an object that doesn’t have to be transversed. Needless to say I’m the kind of person … Continue reading
jQuery bind vs delegate
Just the other day I posted about how much I love using jsPerf to run performance tests for jQuery snippets, so today I’m going to talk about my latest test. Many a times I’ve read that the jQuery delegate is … Continue reading
JavaScript performance testing using jsPerf
When developing smaller websites JavaScript performance is often neglected, however when dealing with enterprise level websites such as Lowe’s Home Improvement you start to take these things seriously. Since before I started at Lowe’s I’ve been trying to improve myself … Continue reading
Google+ Hangouts and Productivity…
Not long after getting into Google+‘s closed field testing I started toying with Google+ Hangout, at first it seemed like just a cool way to hang out online; however as of the last week or so I have realized it … Continue reading
Working with jQuery followup
Awhile back I posted about working with jQuery for my job; See “Working with jQuery” in it I used the following code line: .bind(‘mouseenter mouseleave focus blur keypress’, function(){ }); Recently I came to realize that this lacked something, the … Continue reading
jQuery List Columns
One of our clients at work requested that we format a set of data into columns much like you would find on a newspaper article. The problem we had was Kentico, the content management system we use, doesn’t have any … Continue reading