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Justin Mclean updated FLEX-23466:
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    Description: 

I have been spending months trying to optimize some of our Flex apps, using all 
the standards out there (RSL, Modules, externalizing assets, making code 
smaller too, etc.). RSLs don't really work for most of my audience because 
because many of them have older computers and it can take 10-20 seconds+ to 
download. 

I was thinking, with the great advancement/feature of being able to cache Adobe 
frameworks into the Flash Player, how about the idea of creating a base 
"wrapper" or "preloader" application that was just a 
spark.components.Application, which is 300kb+, and somehow standardizing that. 

My thinking is that, if Adobe sponsors such a thing, and many people use it, we 
have a much higher chance of that being cached in the browser from someone else 
so we can use it. And it's small enough so the browser cache wouldn't mind that 
much. 

Even better, what if you could cache a swf like that in the Flash Player! 

Then all of our apps would effectively start out out 40kb (a module's size?). 
Loading all the RSLs can be up to 2mb! With this, it'd be a lot smaller, and 
very practical. 

Love to know your thoughts, 
Lance
    
> Very Simple Proposal to Speed Up Download Times and Perceived Performance of 
> Flex Apps
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>
>                 Key: FLEX-23466
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLEX-23466
>             Project: Apache Flex
>          Issue Type: New Feature
>          Components: .Unspecified - Framework
>    Affects Versions: Adobe Flex SDK Previous
>         Environment: Language Found: English
>            Reporter: Adobe JIRA
>
> I have been spending months trying to optimize some of our Flex apps, using 
> all the standards out there (RSL, Modules, externalizing assets, making code 
> smaller too, etc.). RSLs don't really work for most of my audience because 
> because many of them have older computers and it can take 10-20 seconds+ to 
> download. 
> I was thinking, with the great advancement/feature of being able to cache 
> Adobe frameworks into the Flash Player, how about the idea of creating a base 
> "wrapper" or "preloader" application that was just a 
> spark.components.Application, which is 300kb+, and somehow standardizing 
> that. 
> My thinking is that, if Adobe sponsors such a thing, and many people use it, 
> we have a much higher chance of that being cached in the browser from someone 
> else so we can use it. And it's small enough so the browser cache wouldn't 
> mind that much. 
> Even better, what if you could cache a swf like that in the Flash Player! 
> Then all of our apps would effectively start out out 40kb (a module's size?). 
> Loading all the RSLs can be up to 2mb! With this, it'd be a lot smaller, and 
> very practical. 
> Love to know your thoughts, 
> Lance

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