Um, the difference between 300ms and 800ms is half a second! :-) But I agree that the SlickSpeed test doesn't mean much. What counts is how fast it is with the code you actually write. And a little optimization in your own code will usually take care of any speed problems (e.g. Don't repeat an expensive selector inside a loop, use event delegation instead of multiple event handlers, etc.).
-Mike > From: Andy Matthews > > Abdul... > > Please do a Google search through the groups archive for > messages regarding the SlickSpeed tests. Even the authors of > the test admit it contains many examples that aren't real > world. Besides...while speed is important, the difference > between 300ms and 800ms is negligible. Further I'd totally > sacrifice a little speed (if called to do so) to keep the > terse syntax and ease of use that jQuery offers. > > > andy
