Faster TextTemplateParser [Chrome] #238
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I was playing with RegEx so i tried to come up with a RegEx way of handeling the TextTemplate in Rivets. And (at least in Chrome) the solution is nearly twice as fast. You can find the perf test here: http://jsperf.com/parse-string-regex It’s is quite astonishing how much better V8 can handel regular expressions.
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It would also be faster to cache the regex that has once been compiled. |
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@FWeinb Thanks for the pull request. Seems like Safari 7 is still behind with this, the "Parse by Hand" code runs much faster in Safari, but the "Simple Regex II" runs even faster in Chrome. Tough decision to merge this, will keep it open for now. |
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I was playing with RegEx so i tried to come up with a RegEx way of
handling the TextTemplate in Rivets. And (at least in Chrome) the
solution is nearly twice as fast.
You can find the perf test here: http://jsperf.com/parse-string-regex
It’s is quite astonishing how much better V8 can handle regular
expressions.
If other browser catch up with the RegEx performance this could be a better solution.