2 ms·

Unfortunately I have to disagree. The JavaScript Engine still have to parse and interpret the code. This can take a bit of time, especially on mobile devices.

• openasocket 10y ago
  Parse time shouldn't be very long at all, especially compared to network latency. How long does it take for large (~100-150kb minified) to be parsed and interpreted? I'd be surprised if it's more than 100ms
  • Walkman 10y ago
    100ms is noticeable. It's already slow if you reach that.
    • WalterSear 10y ago
      It's barely above the threshold for detectable live feedback latency, from a musical instrument or sight/sound correlation. As a user veiwing a page with plenty of other latency, it's inconsequential, particularly since you can execute your js while image assets are still incoming.
• deleted 10y ago
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