Edzo, An exhibit's performance depends on each browser on which it is viewed, as all computations happen inside the browser. And a browser's performance in turn depends on the computer on which it runs. Different users with different browsers on different computers experience different performances. In my experience, Safari 3 is the fastest, followed by Firefox 2.0, followed by IE 7.
After some number of items such a client-side solution as Exhibit no longer works and you need to migrate to a server-side solution. We are building such a server-side solution, but it's months away from being usable. David Edzo A. Botjes wrote: > Dear Larry and Peter, > > The descibed problem is also something I came along. Some users can't > run the application with a dataset of about 800 items. > Opera/Safari/Firefox is never a problem. > > My guess is that the amount of memory was the bottleneck. But i never > took time to really pinpoint this. > > Is someone can help pinpoint the problem here. > > With kind regards > > Edzo Botjes > _______________________________________________ General mailing list [email protected] http://simile.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/general
