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In general we add Java Scripts to enhance the look & feel of a page. But adding multiple java scripts files at same folder and calling all them together differently on a single page will slow down the page load.
Its better to include all the java scripts files in one file and call in once on a specific page.
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nakul
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(25 Jul 2010)
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Use one JavaScript file (even if you have several on server side, you could combine them into one file dynamically ). Every seperate file need to be downloaded by the browser async, which means the more files your page refers (images, css files, js files) the slower the actual output will be.
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KoczoBalazs
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(07 Sep 2010)
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it may take more time to load web page , also some times multiple java scripts may have clash between , coz some scrips cant work in presence of some libraries
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azfar
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(15 Aug 2010)
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If you use one file or many file it will not affect website Performance but if you use file to call from other server it will effect to website, website will be slow.
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techsters
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(07 Sep 2010)
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Yes Using Multiple java scripts in a website affects the performance of website.It may make the website performance slow and in some time website could not be loaded because Java scripts have clash in between them
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(04 Oct 2010)
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