Or does it depend on the way in which it is written?
My question is related to page rendering time. Can we determine which will give better performance?
Should we always choose a smaller sized plugin?
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Or does it depend on the way in which it is written?
My question is related to page rendering time. Can we determine which will give better performance?
Should we always choose a smaller sized plugin?
If you mean that you have two plugins with comparable functionality, but different size (not just minified but really different code), the answer is: maybe. One thing is obviously for sure: the smaller plugin will load faster. But for a million reasons, the bigger plugin can be faster after that. Without benchmarks, you can only guess.