Re: [Ben] HTML5 preloading suggestion...

On 2015-07-17 01:58, Monte Goulding wrote: Thanks for the input Peter At the moment -- and I'm working on changing that right now -- the demo standalones consist of three files: * standalone-community.js is the engine itself. It is the same for all stacks. * standalone-community.html.mem is

Re: [Ben] HTML5 preloading suggestion...

Thanks for the input Peter > At the moment -- and I'm working on changing that right now -- the demo > standalones consist of three files: > > * standalone-community.js is the engine itself. It is the same for all > stacks. > * standalone-community.html.mem is the initial memory image for the

Re: [Ben] HTML5 preloading suggestion...

On 2015-07-16 02:35, Monte Goulding wrote: On 16 Jul 2015, at 4:06 am, Colin Holgate wrote: I looked at the HTML5 example pages, and they take a while to load. I’ve seen that sort of slowness before, where it took a while to download a lot of graphics. In that particular case each download w

Re: [Ben] HTML5 preloading suggestion...

> On 16 Jul 2015, at 11:18 am, Peter W A Wood wrote: > > One of these subsequent requests is > http://livecode.com/demo/html5/calculator/standalone-community.html.mem >

Re: [Ben] HTML5 preloading suggestion...

By checking with Firebug, it seems the calculator “page” initially makes 67 HTTP GET requests and then another 3 HTTP requests before the calculator is displayed. One of these subsequent requests is http://livecode.com/demo/html5/calculator/standalone-community.html.mem

Re: [Ben] HTML5 preloading suggestion...

> On 16 Jul 2015, at 10:50 am, Colin Holgate wrote: > > Those will get cached by HTML5 anyway, but for the first time user if you can > download 6 items at the same time, it’s dramatically faster than downloading > one at a time. I think it’s just the one file though. There does appear to be

Re: [Ben] HTML5 preloading suggestion...

If that one stack has all the media inside a binary, then yes. If it’s exported as regular HTML5, a lot of media will be individual files. Those will get cached by HTML5 anyway, but for the first time user if you can download 6 items at the same time, it’s dramatically faster than downloading o

Re: [Ben] HTML5 preloading suggestion...

> On 16 Jul 2015, at 4:06 am, Colin Holgate wrote: > > I looked at the HTML5 example pages, and they take a while to load. I’ve seen > that sort of slowness before, where it took a while to download a lot of > graphics. In that particular case each download was completed before the next > one

[Ben] HTML5 preloading suggestion...

I looked at the HTML5 example pages, and they take a while to load. I’ve seen that sort of slowness before, where it took a while to download a lot of graphics. In that particular case each download was completed before the next one starts. The problem was completely solved by allowing more conn