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It is unclear whether this should be fixed in angularjs or in Weaver Components.
This happens on keypress or mousemove, rather inconsistently.
This could suggest that the problem is hidden underneath these events beyond the threshold that the performance analyzer can detect.
The "Bottom-Up" performance statistics suggest a problem with tl-components with:
Event Input
Event: textInput
Event: keypress
The "Call Tree" performance statistics suggest two problems, one with angularjs and the other with tl-components.
There is a lot of back and forth between angularjs and tl-components.
In one of the call trees, nested deeply, there is an exchange
from tl-components
to jquery.min.js
to angular.js
to jquery.min.js
to angular.js (Here a digest cycle happens which is the where the performance hit is still obvious)
to wvrCoreCompiler.js
to angular.js (which at this point the performance thins out a bit).
The other analysis shows that, in addition to the above steps, after step 5, there is a performance hit with:
6. to jquery.min.js
7. to tl-components.js (which at this point the performance thins out a bit).
The code minification makes testing this difficult.
Finding a more accurate trace would require getting rid of all minification in angularjs and the included jquery.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It is unclear whether this should be fixed in angularjs or in Weaver Components.
This happens on keypress or mousemove, rather inconsistently.
This could suggest that the problem is hidden underneath these events beyond the threshold that the performance analyzer can detect.
The "Bottom-Up" performance statistics suggest a problem with tl-components with:
Event Input
Event: textInput
Event: keypress
The "Call Tree" performance statistics suggest two problems, one with angularjs and the other with tl-components.
There is a lot of back and forth between angularjs and tl-components.
In one of the call trees, nested deeply, there is an exchange
The other analysis shows that, in addition to the above steps, after step 5, there is a performance hit with:
6. to jquery.min.js
7. to tl-components.js (which at this point the performance thins out a bit).
The code minification makes testing this difficult.
Finding a more accurate trace would require getting rid of all minification in angularjs and the included jquery.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: