Hi Thomas,
body
noscript
You must have JavaScript enabled blah blah blah
/noscript
script
document.write(div id='loading'Loading… + /div);
/script
script src=myapp/myapp.nocache.js/script
With the first thing you do in the onModuleLoad is
On Thursday, November 8, 2012 3:50:47 AM UTC+1, Michael Allan wrote:
Hi Matthew,
My understanding is that when the browser sees a script tag, it
needs to block until the script resource is available before it can
resume parsing and displaying the rest of the page's contents.
My understanding is that when the browser sees a script tag, it needs to
block until the script resource is available before it can resume parsing
and displaying the rest of the page's contents. Putting the script tag
at the end helps avoid this so the page renders faster.
Now that HTML has the
Hi Matthew,
My understanding is that when the browser sees a script tag, it
needs to block until the script resource is available before it can
resume parsing and displaying the rest of the page's contents.
Putting the script tag at the end helps avoid this so the page
renders faster.
I was
