jQuery html() versus nice syntax (v2)

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Preparation HTML

<div id="anotherDiv"></div>
<script src="//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1/jquery.min.js"></script>

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Nice syntax
$('#anotherDiv').empty();
$("<div>", {
    class: 'box',
    id: 'trololo'
}).append(
    $('<h2>', {
        class: 'header gradient-red'
    }),
    $('<div>', {
        class: 'body'  
    }).append(
        $('<div>', {
            class: 'queue' 
        }).append(
            $('<ul>', {
                class: 'queue-list',
                text: 'dummy-text' 
            })  
        ),
        $('<div>', { 
            class: 'time' 
        }) 
    )
).hide().appendTo('#anotherDiv')
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html() method
$("<div>", {
    class: 'box',
    id: 'trololo'
}).append('<h2 class="header gradient-red"></h2><div class="body"><div class="queue"><ul class="queue-list"></ul></div><div class="time"></div></div>').hide().appendTo('#anotherDiv')
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