I'm reading a book and they show a couple of examples of how to select elements on the DOM, but they advise to always use Jquery trasversing methods over the selectors, for example if you have a list inside a div instead of using
$("#myList > li")
You should use
$("#myList").children("li")
Most of the time I use the first over the latter, the author says the 2nd is prefered and more efficient but he does not address why, can anyone explain the reason behind this?
I think the difference in performance in that particular case comes down to this:
document.querySelectorAll('#myList > li');
// VS
document.getElementById('myList').children;
And the performance test here: http://jsperf.com/ae-d2-56-2a-e2-36-a3-d3-52-74
jQuery might check to see if it's a li
given the selector but that's still going to be faster than querySelectorAll
or Sizzle.
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