web - Performance costs of multiple <script> blocks in <body> -
working blog landingpage contains large list of posts , 20-30 placeholder-divs ads, each ad-div containing script tag single function call triggers ad-loading.
for example: <script>initializead('ad-1')</script>
the function doesn't take significant amount of time @ all, appends string argument array. actual loading of ads occurs asynchronously later.
now i'm tasked improving initial pageload speed , first-time-to paint, , i'm wondering is: having 30 script blocks in body have negative impact on performance?
i know browser has interrupt html-parsing , start script-evaluation encounters script block. amount of script-blocks in have negative effect? costly browser task switch html parsing script evaluation?
could improve performance moving code single script block @ end of body instead of having multiple script blocks?
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