I've made a simple benchmark, it seems that reduce() is faster than Math.max()
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That's awesome @liquorburn . I have added the fastest one only.
It's actually the spread operator that's taking the time there. Though admittedly, there aren't many cases you'd have a hardcoded list of values to find the max of, it's worth pointing out.
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I've made a simple benchmark, it seems that reduce() is faster than Math.max()
dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/up...
That's awesome @liquorburn . I have added the fastest one only.
It's actually the spread operator that's taking the time there. Though admittedly, there aren't many cases you'd have a hardcoded list of values to find the max of, it's worth pointing out.
dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/up...