Dojo vs JQuery vs MooTools vs Prototype Performance Comparison
Framework, Web Client, Web Performance
As part of my Mootools lecture at Codecamp I showed a brief speed comparison between the most used Javascript Frameworks running in the major browsers. Now as the Mootools team has extended their performance test tool (slickspeed) it is time to revise my benchmarks and extend them over more browser/platforms.
Test results (Lower is better):
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You can check the actual numbers (in ms) and the full browsers information in the table bellow:
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Full article: http://blog.creonfx.com
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Indexed in May 2008
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