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Compare loop performance
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Compare loop performance
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JS arrays are weird and (probably?) not memory-contiguous, but just for kicks, let's see what difference there is (if any) between performing the same action on 1,000,000 objects in an object-oriented style (with the method attached to the object) vs an ECS-style (with the behavior separated from the raw data)
JS arrays are weird and (probably?) not memory-contiguous, but just for kicks, let's see what difference there is (if any) between performing the same action on 1,000,000 objects in an object-oriented style (with the method attached to the object) vs an ECS-style (with the behavior separated from the raw data)
JS arrays are weird and (probably?) not memory-contiguous, but just for kicks, let's see what difference there is (if any) between performing the same action on 1,000,000 objects in an object-oriented style (with the method attached to the object) vs an ECS-style (with the behavior separated from the raw data)
JS arrays are weird and (probably?) not memory-contiguous, but just for kicks, let's see what difference there is (if any) between performing the same action on 1,000,000 objects in an object-oriented style (with the method attached to the object) vs an ECS-style (with the behavior separated from the raw data)
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Compare the new ES6 spread operator with the traditional concat() method
Test on isEqual performance
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