Awesome presentation. In general, I have always tried to have the browser work as lazily as possible to speed up initial rendering. But with some thought given to how the browser actually applies the CSS and which properties trigger layouts, etc we have a little more freedom to decide whether to take a bit more of a hit up front during initial rendering to smooth out the experience and interactions later on. As with most things in life, balance is important. Thanks for this video! :)
I have been taking html and css rendering for granted, not knowing why the layout is jerky in my projects, this video has provided me with the info to consider in my projects. Nice presentation!
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Awesome presentation. In general, I have always tried to have the browser work as lazily as possible to speed up initial rendering. But with some thought given to how the browser actually applies the CSS and which properties trigger layouts, etc we have a little more freedom to decide whether to take a bit more of a hit up front during initial rendering to smooth out the experience and interactions later on. As with most things in life, balance is important. Thanks for this video! :)
I have been taking html and css rendering for granted, not knowing why the layout is jerky in my projects, this video has provided me with the info to consider in my projects. Nice presentation!
Nice presentation! Learned a lot. thx!