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To my dismay, my company uses JavaScript, HTML, CSS with a custom Chromium-based web browser installed on your PC. The performance is shit: GUI performance that
by bsoles 1y ago
To my dismay, my company uses JavaScript, HTML, CSS with a custom Chromium-based web browser installed on your PC. The performance is shit: GUI performance that should take milliseconds takes seconds to render with constant pinging of corporate servers and user activity logging. Development mostly done in IntelliJ or VS Code.
- yjftsjthsd-h 1y agoAt that point, what's the point in maintaining your own browser fork instead of just telling users to point their own (Blink, even) browser at localhost?
- bsoles 1y agoControl of the chrome around the browser page I guess.
- leptons 1y agoThose problems aren't JS/HTML/CSS problems, they are bad programmer problems. If the performance of your webapp sucks, then you did something wrong somewhere, but it wasn't choosing JS/HTML/CSS that caused the problem. There are plenty of very performant web applications.