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Some examples: http://www.igniteui.com/application-samples http://www.igniteui.com/application-samples Some points: Project Management Dashboard takes about 3

Some examples: http://www.igniteui.com/application-samples http://www.igniteui.com/application-samples Some points: Project Management Dashboard takes about 30 seconds to load (on a loading bar), [s]and has right click disabled[/s] It appears my computer must have been lagging badly, because RC does indeed work. Marketing dashboard transfers 6MB of assets, and took 14 seconds to load. Not sure what the intended effect was here, but some of the text is messed up too: http://imgur.com/SOz0vkg http://imgur.com/SOz0vkg

KenanSulayman 10y ago
Not sure about your internet connection, but it took about 4 seconds on my iPhone..
- bowersbros 10y ago
  Just checked on fast.com - 80Mb/s I've just checked the Project Management one again. Can't right click again (not sure if because of heavy JS, or its restricted), took 13.7 seconds to load (hard refresh), 6.0 MB of content, 5.3MB of that is one JS file, which took over 9 seconds.
  - onli 10y ago
    25s. On a reasonably fast university network. I don't think it has to do with the connection on our side or the quality of the software itself, that looks more like a throttling server on their end. Though that the browser gets stuck makes me believe that maybe the JS loading things there is doing very strange things causing the waiting time.
  - cygned 10y ago
    200 Mbit/s here, according to Chrome it took ~13 seconds to load the project dashboard. But worse than that, imho, is how slow the UI/data fetching is once the app is running.
IshKebab 10y ago
Wow that Project Management example is awful. Took about 10 seconds to load for me, then when I switched between people it totally froze Firefox for a few seconds. It's definitely enterprise.
- ams6110 10y ago
  Don't get on their mailing list either. They will spam you relentlessly with long buzzword-laden emails a couple of times a week hawking some new "component" or other.
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- rch 10y ago
  It's not really "enterprise" without calendar and gantt controls. The tree grid looks pretty rough, but I'm impressed they attempted it at all. Front end frameworks always seem to dead end on that one.
iammyIP 10y ago
The examples look really nice, and i dont mind the loading time, but the interface feels really sluggish, with delays around 150 - 250 ms - no fun to use. It also uses a full cpu core for a while on any interaction. This is on some 5 year old amd phenom with firefox, you probably need a fast intel with some other browser for this kind of fullscreen javascript recursive os magic. Graphically, this could more usable as a standalone opengl or render agnostic ui lib in c or cpp, so you can run these graphs on any labtop.

KenanSulayman 10y ago

Not sure about your internet connection, but it took about 4 seconds on my iPhone..

bowersbros 10y ago
Just checked on fast.com - 80Mb/s I've just checked the Project Management one again. Can't right click again (not sure if because of heavy JS, or its restricted), took 13.7 seconds to load (hard refresh), 6.0 MB of content, 5.3MB of that is one JS file, which took over 9 seconds.
- onli 10y ago
  25s. On a reasonably fast university network. I don't think it has to do with the connection on our side or the quality of the software itself, that looks more like a throttling server on their end. Though that the browser gets stuck makes me believe that maybe the JS loading things there is doing very strange things causing the waiting time.
- cygned 10y ago
  200 Mbit/s here, according to Chrome it took ~13 seconds to load the project dashboard. But worse than that, imho, is how slow the UI/data fetching is once the app is running.

IshKebab 10y ago

Wow that Project Management example is awful. Took about 10 seconds to load for me, then when I switched between people it totally froze Firefox for a few seconds. It's definitely enterprise.

ams6110 10y ago
Don't get on their mailing list either. They will spam you relentlessly with long buzzword-laden emails a couple of times a week hawking some new "component" or other.
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rch 10y ago
It's not really "enterprise" without calendar and gantt controls. The tree grid looks pretty rough, but I'm impressed they attempted it at all. Front end frameworks always seem to dead end on that one.

iammyIP 10y ago

The examples look really nice, and i dont mind the loading time, but the interface feels really sluggish, with delays around 150 - 250 ms - no fun to use. It also uses a full cpu core for a while on any interaction. This is on some 5 year old amd phenom with firefox, you probably need a fast intel with some other browser for this kind of fullscreen javascript recursive os magic. Graphically, this could more usable as a standalone opengl or render agnostic ui lib in c or cpp, so you can run these graphs on any labtop.