[Seaside] CSS/JS libs

[Julian Fitzell]

Hmm...  well that's an interesting idea but I think it would eliminate 
the benefits of the streaming, would it not?  It seems like either the 
browser is going to wait until it is done downloading the stylesheet 
beforing rending the page (in which case you're waiting for the end of 
the render cycle for it to start) or else it would have to start 
rendering without the style and have everything change on the user after 
the stylesheet comes down (likely to be disturbing to a user).

Or am I missing the point?

Julian

Eric Hodel wrote:
> Is it possible to generate a link element that points to a stylesheet  
> then fill the stylesheet in as you build it?  (My understanding of the  
> Seaside/Commanche interaction is that only one request can be processed  
> by Seaside at a time, so not having a complete stylesheet would not be  
> a problem.)
> 
> You may want to look at a post on David Hyatt's weblog on how Safari  
> and Mozilla render documents:
> 
> http://weblogs.mozillazine.org/hyatt/archives/2004_05.html#005496
> 
> The relevant information is about halfway down the page:
> 
>   In Safari 1.2 and in Mozilla-based browsers, the heuristic for
>   [when to render a page] is quite simple. Both browsers use a
>   time delay, and are unwilling to switch to the new page until
>   that time threshold has been exceeded.
> 
> - -- Eric Hodel - drbrain at segment7.net - http://segment7.net
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