elm-ui/notes/BENCHMARKS.md

# Render Benchmark

```bash
# In root directory
yarn install
yarn bench
```

We're interested in overall rendering performance.  Right now that means measuring:

1. Speed for first paint.
2. Rerender speed.
3. FPS for extended animations.

## Some notes about results.

- For the extended animation graph, you see it tops out at a certain point.  That's when the rendering pipeline is maxed out and it's now going below 60fps.
  
- The html and inline style cases are **not really** directly comparable to the `elm-ui` stuff because they're not buying you the same thing (which is really write-able, maintainable layouts.)  However they're nice to see because they're the current limit of elm's rendering.
move docs to notes dir 2019-07-06 04:53:29 +03:00			`# Render Benchmark`

			```bash
			`# In root directory`
			`yarn install`
			`yarn bench`
			```

			`We're interested in overall rendering performance. Right now that means measuring:`

			`1. Speed for first paint.`
notes on benchmarks 2019-07-14 00:02:27 +03:00			`2. Rerender speed.`
			`3. FPS for extended animations.`

			`## Some notes about results.`

			`- For the extended animation graph, you see it tops out at a certain point. That's when the rendering pipeline is maxed out and it's now going below 60fps.`
benchmark notes 2019-07-14 02:37:47 +03:00
			- The html and inline style cases are not really directly comparable to the `elm-ui` stuff because they're not buying you the same thing (which is really write-able, maintainable layouts.) However they're nice to see because they're the current limit of elm's rendering.
notes on benchmarks 2019-07-14 00:02:27 +03:00