I've just begun using javascript and jquery and I'm very impressed
with what can be acheived using it. Thank you for an excellent
product! :)
This may seem like a basic question but I've just started working with
javascript and am learning as I go. Why is it that
$(document).ready(function() {
//stuff goes here
});
is called directly within the document/page itself and not linked in
as a file instead? I see this on a consistent basis when I'm looking
at plugin examples. The written plugins themselves are linked in as a
.js file but the actual javascript calls (
$("#example").whatever(function()) ) are within the page itself and
can be seen by viewing the page source.
Why is that? Is there a performance boost?
Thanks,
Shane
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