Sep3Written by:Tom Wellige
Mittwoch, 3. September 2008 12:01 
Regardless if you like your browser to get a unique ID from Google during setup or not: Chrome's
Regardless if you like your browser to get a unique ID from Google during setup or not: Chrome's performance is impressive !
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Re: Chrome II The results are impressive on first sight, but JavaScript performance is not everything. Recently I read an interesting article about the performance considerations of IE 8:
http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2008/08/26/ie8-performance.aspx
They found that when using common Ajax applications the CPU spends only about a third of the clylces executing Javascript/DOM. More than 36% of the cycles are used for CSS formatting.
That's the reason why IE 8 does not compare well in JScript performance. They could have implemented a JScript JIT compiler, but I'm glad they didn't and tried to see the whole picture. By Martin on
Donnerstag, 4. September 2008 07:57
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