Closed js1972 closed 10 years ago
Hmm, interesting approach. I'm not sure abozt any side effects, though. Two out of my 5 tests (open the link) in Firefox failed. Is there any "productive" experience with that?
Really. Worked fine in chrome. I'll have a look with Firefox. Shouldn't be any side effects. It's basically just calling the ui5 framework from an intermediary javascript. Anyway hopefully your colleagues there are working on ways to speed it all up. ;-)
On Mon, Jan 6, 2014 at 10:48 PM, saschakiefer notifications@github.com wrote:
Hmm, interesting approach.
I'm not sure abozt any side effects, though. Two out of my 5 tests (open the link) in Firefox failed. Is there any "productive" experience with that?
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I think I'll close this one for now... We need more detail from the UI5 team once they properly publish on github about their build process. In the meantime a developer can still a achieve psuedo async loading by only loading their views "ondemand" instead of all at application startup.
Check out this on jsbin: http://jsbin.com/IGUhOfu/2/edit
Interesting... could possibly add similar to the generator as an option. Always better to show a spinner (or something) instead of blank when loading the libraries - which are pretty slow - especially from openui5.hana.ondemand.com.