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I assume this thing is just a web app rendered in their "browser"? So doesn't it need to do all the things you list? Needs css to layout the DOM, needs to parse
by 91bananas 11y ago
I assume this thing is just a web app rendered in their "browser"? So doesn't it need to do all the things you list? Needs css to layout the DOM, needs to parse and execute javascript.
I'm a recent convert from grooveshark, so I've been using the spotlight web player and I find it a pretty nice web app to be honest. I haven't dealt with any of the actual desktop clients yet, so don't know if anything I said above is true.
- detaro 11y ago> I assume this thing is just a web app rendered in their "browser"? So doesn't it need to do all the things you list? Needs css to layout the DOM, needs to parse and execute javascript. From a users perspective, that is an implementation detail and doesn't matter. A users only cares if his music player feels slow or not.
- wlesieutre 11y agoYes, it appears to be developed on CEF, which could explain the slowness. "We decided to develop it on HTML and JS" is a lame excuse for slow mobile apps, and IMO it's even worse on desktop. Related: http://techcrunch.com/2012/12/13/facebook-android-faster/ http://techcrunch.com/2012/12/13/facebook-android-faster/