| Benchmark name | When Created |
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| append vs appendChild multiiple | 2 months ago |
| werwer | 2 months ago |
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1asdsadas
21 |
2 months ago |
| forEach vs reduce vs map vs filter vs for eac2!1! | 2 months ago |
| forEach vs reduce vs map vs filter vs for eac2! | 2 months ago |
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arr.find vs arr.some
Compare the new ES6 spread operator with the traditional concat() method |
2 months ago |
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aisdbjkakdvjkahds kjahsdv
Test on deep equality performance |
2 months ago |
| array[index] vs array.at(index) | 2 months ago |
| frozen VS unfrozen object iteration times | 2 months ago |
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Fastest way to check if object is empty with 3 types of checks with big amount of data
You don't need to make add for loops in your test scenarios, the benchmark does it itself. |
2 months ago |
| new-date-vs-date-settime-fixed2 | 2 months ago |
| new-date-vs-date-settime-fixed | 2 months ago |
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`filter().length` vs. `reduce` vs. `for` fork
Compare `filter().length` vs `reduce` vs `for` loop by counting element that satisfy condition. Forked from https://www.measurethat.net/Benchmarks/Show/22294/0/filterlength-vs-reduce-vs-for |
2 months ago |
| i hate l00ps with optimaze for and with function | 2 months ago |
| i hate l00ps with optimaze for | 2 months ago |
| push spread vs concat jopa | 2 months ago |
| TESTSort2 | 2 months ago |
| TESTSort | 2 months ago |
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flatMap vs filter.map vs reduce to Object samll data set
flatMap vs filter map |
2 months ago |
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flatMap vs filter.map vs reduce to Object
flatMap vs filter map |
2 months ago |
| math.min/max vs sort | 2 months ago |
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JSON.stringify vs structuredClone1
JSON.stringify vs structuredClone |
2 months ago |
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Concat vs push(...) for large arrays with PrototypePushApply
Comparing the various ways to append to a large array |
2 months ago |
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jAg's comparison of unzipping, possibly modifying, and rezipping objects with 31 fields
You've got an object with a bunch of fields. You want to iterate through each field and if it matches a certain set of values/state, you want to modify it, and then get the final updated object (ie not just the updated values, but all the unchanged values too. The only thing that doesn't matter is the original value). |
2 months ago |
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jAg's comparison of unzipping, possibly modifying, and rezipping objects with 62 fields
You've got an object with a bunch of fields. You want to iterate through each field and if it matches a certain set of values/state, you want to modify it, and then get the final updated object (ie not just the updated values, but all the unchanged values too. The only thing that doesn't matter is the original value). |
2 months ago |
