Comment on Twitter releases new JS template engine: hogan.jsComments−Void_14yMy biggest question is: Is rendering faster too?Because rendering is pretty much just string concatenation. So my guess is it's not. Is it?If rendering is not faster then this is no use to me, since I'm a very happy user of haml-coffee (https://github.com/9elements/haml-coffee).−rhizome14ySince it happens on the client, it will be faster for Twitter this way. Not so much for the user, though.
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My biggest question is: Is rendering faster too?
Because rendering is pretty much just string concatenation. So my guess is it's not. Is it?
If rendering is not faster then this is no use to me, since I'm a very happy user of haml-coffee (https://github.com/9elements/haml-coffee).
Since it happens on the client, it will be faster for Twitter this way. Not so much for the user, though.