Article about optimizing page availability time

[thanpolas]

Would you be interested in a more in depth article about not using the DOM Ready Event to start a rich js app?

It usually takes a long time for the DOM ready event to fire. During this time, many parts of a webpage are inactive as they wait for Javascript to kick in and initialize them. This delay is significant and makes a rich web application become available slower. Creates a bad user experience, doesn’t adhere to any design pattern and is, really, not needed…

[PaulKinlan]

@thanpolas what are the patterns and practices you would recommend?

[PaulKinlan]

@thanpolas I am going to close this issue. Please feel free to re-open it if you would like to write it.

[thanpolas]

@PaulKinlan i am sorry, i must have not noticed your original reply.

The practice to be analyzed revolves very specifically around the fact that you don't have to wait for the DOM Ready event to start initializing your JS Application. And a more in-depth look at how important order and position of the script tags is in your document.

And how all these techniques and patterns fit with todays modern libraries and tools

[thanpolas]

(i cannot re-open this issue)