innerHTML VS W3C DOM
April 14th, 2006
Several people have pointed to the battle between innerHTML and W3C DOM methods (createElement) today.
The Web Standard Project points to DomBuilder which it calls an "elegant lightweight script". DomBuilder lets you build a DOM without using document.createElement, setAttribute calls, and loads of code which can make your code really hard to understand. Instead you do something like:
P({ 'class' : 'warning' }, // if you are specifying a class attribute quote it..it's a reserved word STRONG("WARNING:"), " I am extremely lazy.");
Still, innerHTML is a ton faster than W3C DOM.
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