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Personally I prefer the second. It allows me to separate my markup and script. This means that scripts could be placed in a separate file and since scripts are static resources they get cached, minified, obfuscated, … And reduced markup size obviously leads to reduced bandwidth and so faster loading site. In a web page there are really 3 notions that should not be mixed: