>It's unfortunate that such a fundamental misunderstanding of the characteristics and nature of optimized javascript is used to drive an argument about it.
I don't see any "fundamental misunderstanding of the characteristics and nature of optimized javascript".
At worse it merely shows a misunderstanding of Sunspider's utility. And that's like 1/10 of the article -- and he even mentions some objection himself.
I don't see any "fundamental misunderstanding of the characteristics and nature of optimized javascript".
At worse it merely shows a misunderstanding of Sunspider's utility. And that's like 1/10 of the article -- and he even mentions some objection himself.