Is generating Javascript code and HTML tags from HTMLHelper bad practice?

This might be a stupid question, but I've seen a lot of Tuts that build JavaScript ode and HTML tags from an HTML helper extension method, like creating a JQuery Menu or Tree, looks so neat and keeps the view clutter and encourages reuse.

but I am wondering that since this code is generated on the server side it will be slower than writing the code directly in the view?

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No, it is not. Even the MVC Framework has HTML Helper (s) that do this. Why should it be?



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