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As I was cutting jQuery out of the library (#62) I came across an interesting article on StackOverflow that lead me to this jsperf showing that depending on how you check visibility there can be some serious performance consequences.
Let's build a test on http://jsperf.com/ to see just how much performance you gain having to check for visibility each frame. Specifically we should test the following:
Visible container rendering with check
Visible container rendering without check
Invisible container rendering with check
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Removed the method from the base class and all references from the source. Since we are no longer using the hack due to problems with the approach, we can close the performance test ticket (#80).
As I was cutting jQuery out of the library (#62) I came across an interesting article on StackOverflow that lead me to this jsperf showing that depending on how you check visibility there can be some serious performance consequences.
Let's build a test on http://jsperf.com/ to see just how much performance you gain having to check for visibility each frame. Specifically we should test the following:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: