Templates look nice, but I really wonder how different this technique is from document fragments that one can create using document.createDocumentFragment and other related DOM handling through the convenient JS API.
Chrome 26 Beta: Template Element and Unprefixed CSS Transitions
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Re: Chrome 26 Beta: Template Element and Unprefixed CSS Transitions
#32Is anybody else's Chrome on Mac crashing frequently? I'd like them to fix that first. Also, the whole no Flash on Linux thing.
Yes starting with Chrome 25 on Mac I've had at least one crash every single day.
I honestly used to go weeks or longer without any crashes.
Re: Chrome 26 Beta: Template Element and Unprefixed CSS Transitions
#33Not to mention the controversial Encrypted Media Extensions. I'm curious to see who the first to use them will be, and how easy the implementation will be to break.
I hear Google may be using it in Chromebook Pixel.
Re: Chrome 26 Beta: Template Element and Unprefixed CSS Transitions
#34What's the performance on ? This approach seems like it'd be slower than having templates precompiled on the server and already served as JavaScript.
Re: Chrome 26 Beta: Template Element and Unprefixed CSS Transitions
#35Is anybody else's Chrome on Mac crashing frequently? I'd like them to fix that first. Also, the whole no Flash on Linux thing.
I have word that #45 may have the solution in this issue: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=175341
Re: Chrome 26 Beta: Template Element and Unprefixed CSS Transitions
#36What's the performance on ? This approach seems like it'd be slower than having templates precompiled on the server and already served as JavaScript.
I assume the only overhead will be how much they weight in your DOM (this is inevitable anyway) and whatever time it takes to clone the element. So probably it will be actually faster than compiling server-side and XHR-ing on-demand because you don't touch the network.
Re: Chrome 26 Beta: Template Element and Unprefixed CSS Transitions
#37Earlier quoted context omitted.
I have exactly the same issue, I've not found anyone else experiencing it and it's actually quite hard to google for ;)
Oh... yay? Now I know I'm not alone! It happens quite frequently.
I used to have an issue on linux (ubuntu and mint-debian) where chrome and chromium would freeze the entire computer if left running long enough. I never did find a solution for that.