I'm gonna call you a TV series cause you've left me hangin' on a cliff. Great, great write-up and, I think I speak for everyone when I say we want more. Neh, we need more. For example, regarding "Say a certain function is invoked a 100 times...", I'm curious what the magic number is and how it was determined. Is it always 100 or does the compiler determine at run-time? And, armed with that information, how can we write more efficient JavaScript code?
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I'm gonna call you a TV series cause you've left me hangin' on a cliff. Great, great write-up and, I think I speak for everyone when I say we want more. Neh, we need more. For example, regarding "Say a certain function is invoked a 100 times...", I'm curious what the magic number is and how it was determined. Is it always 100 or does the compiler determine at run-time? And, armed with that information, how can we write more efficient JavaScript code?