On Friday, August 16, 2013 11:05:05 PM UTC+2, Gene Vayngrib wrote: > Mike, does HTML5 performance R&D like the one done by http://famo.us, Sencha > Fastbook and LinkedIn iPad app team fall under purview of the Performance > team? > > We have some questions about time allotment in requestAnimationFrame, about > matrix operations and more. I am not sure who in Mozilla can help. > > > > I posted the following comment on > http://buildingfirefoxos.com/building-blocks/lists.html but it was moderated > out. Please advice: > > > > "In real life lists often have a large number of elements. Also some list > elements often open into another dimension, e.g. images in Facebook feed. Our > goal is to achieve fluid 60fps similar to what http://famo.us shows on their > site and in their video > http://www.forbes.com/sites/anthonykosner/2012/11/10/famo-us-cracks-the-secret-of-high-performance-apps-by-tapping-another-dimension/ > > > > Famo.us does not say much except what you can glean from > http://www.slideshare.net/befamous/html5-devconf-oct-2012-tech-talk. We have > researched all the known techniques and started working on some of them. > LinkedIn and Sencha gained a lot of HTML5 praising press when they published > ideas from their respective implementations. I summarized some of them and > linked to others in this blog: http://urbien.com/v/Blog/32272 > > > > We have a pressing need for this advanced component in our Urbini framework > (on github), on top of which we are building a set of open source Firefox OS > apps. It is a difficult task to tackle alone, so we are looking for > collaborators to make it into a framework independent module."
Sidenote, this is a small lib based on virtual viewports for list written by Sergi Mansilla who is a FxOS contributor working for Telenor: https://github.com/sergi/virtual-list _______________________________________________ dev-b2g mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-b2g
