On 6/20/12 10:52 AM, Dave Methvin wrote:
This test html is based on the msn.com <http://msn.com> home page to be representative of a big real-life document.
For what it's worth, that document has about 2200 DOM nodes. That's two orders of magnitude smaller than "big real-life documents". This is a medium-small real-life document.
Just for scale, the google.com homepage has about 500 DOM nodes. The W3C homepage has about 1400 DOM nodes. A Zimbra UI with about 200 messages in the inbox is about 5000 nodes. Anything that does dynamic UI stuff will tend to be in the 5k-50k node range.
Of course the library overhead might still kill you enough that it doesn't matter...
-Boris
