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JavaScript execution before the page has finished loading

tanzimsaqib.com — When a webpage loads, it fetches the stylesheets, javascript, images, other objects etc. So, when it is done, it's already late and user may complain about the site's poor speed of execution. One way you can make it faster, you can start JavaScript execution immediately right after the HTML DOM has finished loading and ready to traverse. See detail

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