Optimization is something that can help the users of your application achieve actions inside of it much quicker than they may currently be able to. Looking for a way to make that animated drag look smoother? Perhaps you’re accessing it using the least-optimal path. That navigation menu working slow? Perhaps you just need to get rid of some of the waste in your calls. If you feel like your script or jQuery app could use a little performance optimization, read on because this article is sure to help.
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