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TutorialsJavaScript Benchmarking - Part I
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Add CommentAs the name suggests this is part I of a series of JavaScript benchmarking blogs. The reason for these is to investigate the performance of various Ajax programming tasks. The first entry investigates how the XSL-T processors of Internet Explorer and Firefox / Mozilla (on Windows 2000) compare and how they compare to pure Javascript code that arrives at the same end result.
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