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jQuery Q&A » performance » document

1. multiple document.ready()'s performance metrics stackoverflow.com

I have several javascript files that during run-time get combined and minified. This is for an enterprise application with 10+ developers. There are document.ready functions all over the place causing 5+ ...

2. If Javascript code block is not at end of HTML file, but is using jQuery's $(document).ready(function() {...}), will it slow down the page display? stackoverflow.com

It is said that Javascript code should be all placed at the end of HTML file, so that the page content is shown first, for the user to see something (so ...

3. One JavaScript File Per Page or Combine when using Jquery and Document Ready Function stackoverflow.com

Ok So I know it always depends on the situation but I have, thus far, combined my jquery files/plugins into a single compressed file. Now I am wondering what I should do ...

4. $(document).ready() check slows down IE? stackoverflow.com

I've been working with a company called Catchpoint to hash out some inconsistencies in our client-side code metrics. They have some events that fire which measure milestones in the ...

5. IE7 - Performance Problem of IE document.onready hack forum.jquery.com

Hi all,We have a problem with jQuery's document.onready event these days. Theloading process of our home page delays about 15 seconds because ofthe request made by jQuery to the url "http://:/". Below is therelated row of HttpWatch log.LoadTime Size MethodResultType Url15.029 * GET ERROR_INTERNET_INVALID_URL * ...

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