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Wave didn't strike me as the most performant of client-side webapps, but certainly may have been ahead of its time in terms of what it was trying to do. I wonde
by _greim_ 13y ago
Wave didn't strike me as the most performant of client-side webapps, but certainly may have been ahead of its time in terms of what it was trying to do. I wonder if browsers could make this sort of thing easier, or even automatic. Querying the positions relative to viewport of elements on scroll is expensive, even using throttling.
- bassclef 13y agoWave was so awesome and so bad at the same time. We had hundreds of people sharing phish music in a wave and the performance got so bad to unusable
- DonPellegrino 13y agoMy friends and I were heavy Wave users back in college. It was simply the best tool available by combining chat, Google docs and forums into a single tool. It was slow at first, but after the first 6 months of improvements it became progressively very responsive.