"Old revision" doesn't really mean anything on jsPerf since anybody can create a new revision which will increment the counter. The main point of having them numbered is so that you have something stable to link to.
The latest revision (35, as of this comment) is basically equivalent from most JS engines' perspective, and shows pretty much identical results.
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Note that this is an old revision of the test.
"Old revision" doesn't really mean anything on jsPerf since anybody can create a new revision which will increment the counter. The main point of having them numbered is so that you have something stable to link to.
The latest revision (35, as of this comment) is basically equivalent from most JS engines' perspective, and shows pretty much identical results.