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<blockquote> There are a number of advantages <ul> <li>There’s no need to have a check if the DOM is loaded, since by having the scripts at the end, you know for sure it is.</li> <li>A JavaScript script file has to be loaded completely before a web browser even begins on the next JavaScript file. The effect of this, if the JavaScript files are included at the top of the document, is that it will be a visual delay before the end user sees the actual page. This is completely avoided if you include the JavaScript files at the end of the document.</li> </ul> There are some limitations as well <blockquote> While including the JavaScript files at the bottom helps us around the problem of delaying the page rendering, thus giving the impression that each page in the web site loads faster, it does have a drawback. </blockquote> <ul> <li>If the page is visible to the end user, but the JavaScript files haven’t finished loading yet, no events have been applied to the elements yet (because everyone uses an unobtrusive approach, right?) and the user might start clicking around and not getting the expected results.</li> <li>If you have proper fallbacks, e.g. a link element which gets content via AJAX if JavaScript is supported and the proper event has been applied, otherwise it’s a normal link leading to another page, then the problem isn’t that bad. Still somewhat annoying, though.</li> </ul> </blockquote> Useful Article <a href="http://robertnyman.com/2008/04/23/where-to-include-javascript-files-in-a-document/" rel="noreferrer">Here</a>
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