On 8/30/13 6:01 PM, Jack Moffitt wrote:
I'm working on the agenda for the upcoming team meeting in Mountain View.
What do people think about focusing our efforts getting some subset of
Dromaeo working? I suspect this would involve implementing DOM APIs
and measuring performance.
Benchmarks of
On 08/30/2013 09:01 PM, Jack Moffitt wrote:
I'm working on the agenda for the upcoming team meeting in Mountain View.
What do people think about focusing our efforts getting some subset of
Dromaeo working? I suspect this would involve implementing DOM APIs
and measuring performance.
It seems
On 8/31/13 2:15 PM, Patrick Walton wrote:
Dromaeo is pretty old and is basically SunSpider.
Dromaeo has a bunch of DOM micro-ish-benchmarks on the one hand and
microbenchmarks of common JS libraries (jquery, etc) on the other. Just
make sure to run the DOM and CSS portions of it, not the
Dromaeo has a bunch of DOM micro-ish-benchmarks on the one hand and
microbenchmarks of common JS libraries (jquery, etc) on the other. Just
make sure to run the DOM and CSS portions of it, not the whole thing.
The DOM ones were specifically what I had in mind. CSS testing
probably doesn't
On 8/31/13 10:41 PM, Jack Moffitt wrote:
The DOM ones were specifically what I had in mind. CSS testing
probably doesn't make much sense unless we can test stuff we've
already implemented in order to compare to the upcoming Rust style
system.
The vast majority of the tests labeled as CSS in
I'm working on the agenda for the upcoming team meeting in Mountain View.
What do people think about focusing our efforts getting some subset of
Dromaeo working? I suspect this would involve implementing DOM APIs
and measuring performance.
It seems like an easy set of tasks to split up among
That sounds like a great idea. Having only been around for a couple of weeks,
the two things it sounded like people kept emphasizing as the key early tests
for servo were:
- Greater speed on real benchmarks
- Quicker page load for sites like pintrest
So anything we can do that would demonstrate
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