Closed LukeStonehm closed 10 years ago
Thank you this is great feedback. @pennyfx is this something you can take a look at?
@LukeStonehm I'd love to see the profile data! There's a good chance we could be causing issues here.
No problem, here is the dropbox link:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/nfka2d1gh76la86/x-tooltip.json
This data was contains the profile of me simply mousing over elements (divs, spans, tables) with a few x-tooltips (onHover) enabled.
As a side note: I'm actually using FF27 (Aurora) and FF25 on my windows PC at home. It's so hard to keep up with these version numbers. I tested last night with just the task manager and a GPU usage graph, and it seems the processor spikes are also occurring on that machine.
Is anyone taking a look at this? @potch
Right now, IE in a VM renders and runs my page faster than FF.. Which is pretty sad..
@LukeStonehm thanks for the profile data! Definitely seems to be an issue with our hover code. Looking into it.
@LukeStonehm can I ask you one more favor? Can you replace your brick.js with the unminified version (https://raw.github.com/mozilla/brick/master/dist/brick.js) and re-run that profile?
Ok, I have done this.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/weoe361xaf1oosl/x-tooltip-v2.json
I just wanted to note that I have been using x-datepicker and x-calander, but I see x-datepicker has been removed from the BYOB.. Is there a blog post or something about that?
x-datepicker is out of the bundle temporarily while we re-vamp it. If you're actively using it, I'd be happy to put the minified/compiled code for it in the repository (source lives here: https://github.com/x-tag/datepicker)
Thanks so much for the profile!
That would be nice, I am just using the last version I BYOB-ed at the moment. The site is being viewed on IE and Chrome mostly at the moment. I like FF, and dev in FF, so I am pretty much the only one noticing the slow down.
Let me know if there is anything more I can do to help, and thank you :+1:
I'm working on re-vamping the way that the hover trigger style works, which will fix this. Might not be finished until next week.
That's all good, let me know if there is anything I can do to assist :+1:
Didn't we figure this out a few weeks ago? @potch
hi, @potch @pennyfx I seem to recall this is fixed?
Oh happy days, please let it be fixed :-D On Jan 16, 2014 1:48 AM, "Fred Wenzel" notifications@github.com wrote:
hi, @potch https://github.com/potch @pennyfxhttps://github.com/pennyfxI seem to recall this is fixed?
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/mozilla/brick/issues/104#issuecomment-32428574 .
Any news on this?
Updated version of FF is giving me "TypeError: b is null" when I hover on any element now.
@LukeStonehm We've been plagued by a number of issues with the x-tooltip in its current implementation. We want to supply a high-quality component, but it's not going to be ready for our initial 1.0. The current plan is to remove x-tooltip from the default list of Brick components, and re-introduce it in the next month with a new, more performant implementation (that will be here to stay!). The code for x-tooltip isn't gone, it lives at https://github.com/x-tag/tooltip. That's where our work is happening. If your use-case demands this component in the meantime, I'm happy to help you pull it in as a standalone component. Sorry about the delay, issues, and inconvenience.
I understand, it's no problem. I have pulled it already :) I look forward to the revamped x-tooltip :)
On Fri, Jan 31, 2014 at 12:33 AM, Potch notifications@github.com wrote:
Closed #104 https://github.com/mozilla/brick/issues/104.
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/mozilla/brick/issues/104 .
I see x-tooltip is back up to DL. Was this issue sorted? I am no longer seeing the errors I once was, at least on the demo page :)
Ok, so I have been trying to diagnose this problem for a while.
What I am experiencing is a slow down of any page running a x-tooltip with the Hover option set. Hovering over elements causes 20% cpu spikes on a 2nd Gen i5 with 4gbs of ram. Using FF26. On my home PC I'm running FF24 and it also causes spikes. I don't see these issues on Chrome.
I profiled my page, and it led me to believe that x-tooltip was responsible. If I remove the Brick.js link my page runs full speed as it should. I have about 10 tooltips in use on the page.
I can post a dropbox link to the JSON profile data, if needed.