Our "big" page takes 4 seconds to initialize with a ng-repeat of 170 rows x 4 custom directives. It is slow (but usable). Trying to upgrade to 1.3.4 instead of 1.2.26, the page now takes 6 seconds to initialize. Of course we will stay in 1.2.26! I would have thought that 1.3 is quicker (according to the marketing). How do we mesure the time: We run a selenium test opening twice the page (3 x 10 times and take average), we then substract the time from the same selenium test with 0 rows in the ng-repeat. 1.2.26: 0 rows: selenium 6 seconds 170 rows: selenium 14 seconds This make the "4 sec to open": (14 - 6) / 2 (the test opens the page twice) 1.3.4: 0 rows: selenium 6 seconds 170 rows: selenium 18 seconds This make the "6 sec to open": (18 - 6) / 2 (the test opens the page twice) Any suggestion? (Browser is Firefox ESR)
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