On Mon, Jun 29, 2009 at 8:22 PM, Nick Sabalausky<[email protected]> wrote: > I've been browsing through the html/js code for that page. Looks it what it > does is asynchronously load an XML representation (generated by the server) > of all the project information and then, on the client-side, that XML is > parsed and used to generate the project list/links. Of course, I can't be > certain just from looking at that where most of the time is being spent, > client or server, but judging by the fact that I'm stubbornly holding on to > FF2 (yea, I really, really hate FF3, and I am really, really picky) and > nobody else seems to be complaining about the loading, I'd guess it's > probably mostly the client code that's taking all the time.
I use FF3 and there's still a considerable delay (~7s). Of course, it's _the Internet_ over a questionable Comcast connection. Half the time it takes servers several seconds to respond to static page requests anyway.
