Hi, > I like optimized code as much as the next guy... but brevity and > readability is KEY. the milliseconds that you can save using one > reasonable technique vs. another are not comparable to the seconds it > takes for an http request.
Is this about my suggestion to use for() instead of each()? If not, my code is not noticably longer than Marks. I also don't think that it is less readable. If you are just talking about the for()-each() stuff. Both have their advantages and their disadvantages. If it is the inner loop of a function you expect to call often, you may whant to pay the price of less readability and brevity for the performance of for(). > I never liked using XMLSerializer because [...] It can be quite usefull with XMLHttpRequests when your protocol is XML-based. But that was not the question here, was it? Christof _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list [email protected] http://jquery.com/discuss/
