Javascript Coding - Good Practices/Standards
I've been working on a project (Javascript with some AJAX, JQuery, etc) and my project has gotten rather large; I'm finding myself using more and more clientside Javascript arrays, and am now considering a 2D Javascript array as well.

I know from incremental testing that my current implementation is very much manageable in terms of browser resources and performance, but was wondering if there was a general consensus as to how "heavy" a website could be in terms of Javascript memory usage and processing before it could be declared "bloated."

Also, if I'm already treading into dangerous territory by using this much storage and processing (I feel like I'm coding a rather substantial Java/C app), what is the best way to lighten the load?

Thanks!
Javascript Coding - Good Practices/Standards
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I've been working on a project (Javascript with some AJAX, JQuery, etc) and my project has gotten rather large; I'm finding myself using more and more clientside Javascript arrays, and am now considering a 2D Javascript array as well.

I know from incremental testing that my current implementation is very much manageable in terms of browser resources and performance, but was wondering if there was a general consensus as to how "heavy" a website could be in terms of Javascript memory usage and processing before it could be declared "bloated."

Also, if I'm already treading into dangerous territory by using this much storage and processing (I feel like I'm coding a rather substantial Java/C app), what is the best way to lighten the load?

Thanks!