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Why am I not in full control as a cellular user?
(kumarfeels.wordpress.com)
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webuiarchitect
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There is a lot to learn; may be more for Google itself than anybody else. I didn't like the post title, though. Celebrate others' failures?
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Tips: Building Wireframes for Web UI
(webuiarchitect.com)
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webuiarchitect
16y ago
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webuiarchitect
16y ago
Nickolas Zakas' Slideshare presentation mainly covers the four areas of performance and goes deep into it, while my aim was to cover as many aspects as possible (not restricting it only to JavaScript) and add brief description wherever I co
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Web user interface related tweets
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webuiarchitect
16y ago
That's correct. Thanks a lot. Updated the blog with the correct example (using function). I was testing on Chrome and even your examples showed better results with value of variable 'a' to 1000, although slightly. Firefox shows no differenc
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webuiarchitect
16y ago
Amazing. Very optimized and smooth.
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webuiarchitect
16y ago
for-loop does create a scope. In fact, every statement block is a scope in itself. In your examples, just change the value of variable 'a' to 100 or 1000 and you will see the difference.
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webuiarchitect
16y ago
We are talking about performance optimization here; which means 'what will work faster' over conventional approaches. Every time the scripting engine doesn't find a variable in the local scope, it starts searching for it upwards until it re
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webuiarchitect
16y ago
Updated the blog with some explanation on why TABLEs for layout is not a good idea. Please recheck.
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webuiarchitect
16y ago
Thanks for all the valuable feedback. I have updated the post by adding little explanation to most of the points there to justify each concern. And have revised a couple of points. Please feel free to comment further. Please revisit http:/
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webuiarchitect
16y ago
You are right, Subbu. Rails is nothing but common sense; it leaves developers only to do development and nothing else.
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webuiarchitect
16y ago
Yes, it is a random list.
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webuiarchitect
16y ago
No Geuis. Setting innerHTML works faster than DOM methods. Please test.