Application Performance with IE8
- Posted: Apr 27, 2009 at 5:24 PM
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John Hrvatin, Lead Program Manager on the Internet Explorer Team, shows how to improve your Web application performance in the browser by avoiding common pitfalls in JavaScript, CSS, and HTTP
caching techniques.
This session is part of the IE8 Firestarter event held on 3/26/09 in Redmond. Get more sessions here (Channel 9) and here (Edge).
This session is part of the IE8 Firestarter event held on 3/26/09 in Redmond. Get more sessions here (Channel 9) and here (Edge).
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Why does the Response time - ghosting test, the 2nd test on this page
http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/response_time.php
have jitter in the moving white lines in IE?
The frame rate drop % shows 0% and I've tried various refresh rates and 2 lcd and a CRT on both C2D and a quad Intel with IE7,8 on Vista 64.
In some other browsers there are jitters on some runs, but in IE it's not smooth ever.
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