On May 31, 6:30 am, Dmitry Pashkevich wrote:
> > Using the string instead of the object/"class"
>
> reference definitely seems slower. So what are the ostensible
> benefits of using a string instead, and can the performance be improved
>
> It is slower but that affects only the initial load time
> Using the string instead of the object/"class"
reference definitely seems slower. So what are the ostensible
benefits of using a string instead, and can the performance be improved
It is slower but that affects only the initial load time of your scripts.
But in return you won't have to care
>
> > The following I believe conforms to the goal as stated on
> > jsmentors.com: "Review your article on JavaScript topic"
>
> To be honest - I don't see how the 'everything is a string' issue relates to
> the how Ext4 uses the 'class' name to specify inheritance. This is a common
> pattern share
