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The flash version of my project is fast and responsive.
The html5 converted version however is sluggish.
chrome CPU usage is 40% and I'm doing nothing with the builder.
Whats the best Browser to use?
Is 17 screens pushing the limits? Compressed backup file size is 514kb.
How can I improve this?
Computer is a Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 @ 3.6Ghz 4 GB Ram.
Chrome or Firefox.
There are a number of things we are implementing to make the builder run faster. Try closing the browser (all windows) and reopening.
Ok. I use a stripped down version of Chrome. Only 1 plug-in.
Have dual 24" monitors and tabs open on each. Closing all tabs seems to help a bit.
Re-starting chrome did little thou. I made sure it was gone first in the task manager.
Thanks.
As I look at the export for the project I noticed that the project archive (zip) file includes a lot of JS libraries that my project may not be using. Thankfully the project index files do not include the unused libraries. However I did notice that the project is using un-minified versions of the jQuery libraries. You could start there.
Also make sure your image files are small and compressed but not to the point of losing resolution or quality.
Use the Developer Tools (in Chrome) to discover the lag times in your page loads.
Check to make sure that any browser extensions are not performing unnecessary background processing.
Just a few things I do to cure a sluggish browser app. I'm not surprised that the Flash version is faster and more responsive. But it would be unfair to compare a Flash app to an HTML/CSS/JS browser app. It's like comparing a movie to a stage play (not the content - just the method of delivery).
I hope it helps.
No...
The Builder is the sluggish part not the Produced app or the web browser test.
Already said I'm using "Stripped down version of Chrome"...
Yes its fair to compare as they are abandoning the flash version in lieu of the HTML5 version. This is what I will have to use in the near future.
I will of course give it a fair crack. But for now I'm back to the Flash builder.
No need for further input on this subject until the new builder is finally actually production ready and tweaked.
For the final app, we'll use the minified file versions.
I knew you guys were on top it. Thanks 