Slowness of Scriptaculous? Re: [Seaside] Seaside subsets

[Yann Monclair]

Hi Carl,

My app is slow, not scriptaculous or ajax, but my use of it. I have a very big
ajax updater to change weeks, and one to hide/show a calendar. I think 
they are
slow mostly of how my rendering is done, I should optimise my code. It's not a
problem with the tool, it's a problem with the user (aka me).

HTH,

Yann

Quoting Carl Gundel <carlg at libertybasic.com>:

> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Yann Monclair" <yann at monclair.info>
>> I think ajax has changed the way to see webapps, and we don't want 
>> to have to
>> chage the page anymore, but just to update a part of it. I do that a 
>> lot in my
>> application (maybe too much , when I see the slowness of my calendar :( ).
>
> I haven't used Scriptaculous in my work yet, but I hope to (or 
> SeasideAsync).  I'm surprised to hear that it is slow.  I thought on 
> of the important ideas of partial page reloading a la Ajax is that it 
> is supposed to be faster.
>
> Why is it slow?
>
> -Carl Gundel, author of Liberty BASIC
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