Nuwan Chandrasoma wrote:
Hi Frank,
First of all thanks for these tips.., we did the custom dojo build
For anyone reading, this is an especially important tip if your app is
being access on a WAN or public Internet. Our app is a backoffice app,
but we have a lot of people coming in over VPN to use it, and that's
where we saw a large hit by not using the custom build option because
Dojo is very chatty in terms of loading its resources otherwise.
> ... and
parseWidget tag setting also.
Also a big hitter. We had widget parsing turned off already, but before
we did some months back you could definitely see the hit you take for
that. Remember that Dojo gives you the ability to parse the entire DOM
tree, or just specific portions of it, so if your using markup-based
creation of widgets, I definitely suggest you look at targeting the
widget parsing as much as possible.
> ...but we havent done the 2nd and 3rd tips
you have given here., i have a small doubt when it comes to moving
static resource to the web server. will there be any problem when it
comes to having http and https content together? i don't have much
experience when it comes to web servers like apache
Interesting question, and I'm not sure... I'd suspect IE especially
might be a problem because it's famous for the "do you wish to access
this unsecured content from a secure location?" dialog, which I think
you can't get rid of no matter what you do. I'm not sure here, might be
worth some time to experiment and see what happens.
Thanks,
Nuwan
Frank
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