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William Bamberg
May 20, 2015, 11:09:40 PM5/20/15
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Hi
In the course of writing some docs on performance for MDN, I linked to
http://csstriggers.com/. It's really nice, but Chrome-only.
Paul Lewis, who put the site together, was interested in making it be
cross-browser, and Paul Rouget got quite a lot of the way with getting data
from Firefox for it [1] - but seems to have got stuck on the Firefox data
not distinguishing between painting and composition [2].
Does anyone know what the current state of this is? Do we have the
granularity we would need, now? It's not, unfortunately, a thing I would be
able to help out with very soon, but I might be able to look into it in
June.
Will
[1] https://github.com/paullewis/CSS-Triggers/issues/4
[2] https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1050376#c64
In the course of writing some docs on performance for MDN, I linked to
http://csstriggers.com/. It's really nice, but Chrome-only.
Paul Lewis, who put the site together, was interested in making it be
cross-browser, and Paul Rouget got quite a lot of the way with getting data
from Firefox for it [1] - but seems to have got stuck on the Firefox data
not distinguishing between painting and composition [2].
Does anyone know what the current state of this is? Do we have the
granularity we would need, now? It's not, unfortunately, a thing I would be
able to help out with very soon, but I might be able to look into it in
June.
Will
[1] https://github.com/paullewis/CSS-Triggers/issues/4
[2] https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1050376#c64
Jordan Santell
May 20, 2015, 11:16:23 PM5/20/15
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I followed up[0] with Paul's original PR a few days ago, since our markers
are more accurate now, but pretty similar to webkit's markers in this list
(we don't have compositing markers, but pretty much every one of these
composites anyway, I believe).
In the PR as well is the differences between webkit/gecko, in atleast what
we mark.
There's still an outstanding issue of loading multiple platforms on the
site itself -- it seems that the site on GH automatically loads up Gecko
data (doesn't let you switch), but the site being served on the domain has
the values baked into the markup (so probably some build step that isn't in
GH).
[0] https://github.com/paullewis/CSS-Triggers/pull/9
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are more accurate now, but pretty similar to webkit's markers in this list
(we don't have compositing markers, but pretty much every one of these
composites anyway, I believe).
In the PR as well is the differences between webkit/gecko, in atleast what
we mark.
There's still an outstanding issue of loading multiple platforms on the
site itself -- it seems that the site on GH automatically loads up Gecko
data (doesn't let you switch), but the site being served on the domain has
the values baked into the markup (so probably some build step that isn't in
GH).
[0] https://github.com/paullewis/CSS-Triggers/pull/9
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Paul Rouget
May 21, 2015, 4:04:43 AM5/21/15
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Glad to see that we're looking at this again.
The platform team is very interested in the results we'll get from this.
What ever you end up with, please share with the platform team (talk
to Jet Villegas).
--
Paul
The platform team is very interested in the results we'll get from this.
What ever you end up with, please share with the platform team (talk
to Jet Villegas).
Paul
Jordan Santell
Jun 3, 2015, 5:03:22 PM6/3/15
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Paul, do you know Paul Lewis? No word from the css triggers PR.
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