⚡ [RUM-2633] Optimize DOM iteration in the recorder #2657
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Motivation
It was suggesting that we could improve the performance of the child node iteration by using a more efficient method.
This benchmark suggest that using
nextSibling
is 5 times faster than usingchildNodes.forEach
.In reality the improvement is not so significant for our use case (see below), however the change is pretty small and safe so it's can't hurt to implement.
Changes
Refactor
forEachChildNodes()
to usenextSibling
instead ofchildNodes.forEach
.Benchmark
I've ran some benchmarks locally to get numbers that matches better our use-case.
results:
childNodes.forEach
nextSibling
We observe a ~4% improvement which is not very significant and suggests that the bottleneck is somewhere else.
test script
Testing
I have gone over the contributing documentation.