ready and render signals #16

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opened 2022-11-23 07:37:03 +13:00 by mikedilger · 2 comments

mikedilger commented

2022-11-23 07:37:03 +13:00

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'ready' is a command the front end should call to the backend. The backend should not send javascript events until it is ready, it should queue them.

'render' is a flag in pinia which a rust message will turn on. It should stay off until rust has uploaded all of its changes. It disables taking any action on pinia changes that are subscribed to... but it itself is subscribed to and when it goes on the actions then occur.

These should improve performance and responsiveness.

'ready' is a command the front end should call to the backend. The backend should not send javascript events until it is ready, it should queue them. 'render' is a flag in pinia which a rust message will turn on. It should stay off until rust has uploaded all of its changes. It disables taking any action on pinia changes that are subscribed to... but it itself is subscribed to and when it goes on the actions then occur. These should improve performance and responsiveness.

mikedilger commented

2022-11-26 07:31:13 +13:00

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The javascript_is_ready half of this has been implemented.

mikedilger commented

2022-11-27 08:51:01 +13:00

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We have a provisional commit for this, but it didn't seem to make a difference.
Closing.

We have a provisional commit for this, but it didn't seem to make a difference. Closing.