The first step in the V8 release process is a new branch from the Git master immediately before Chromium branches for a Chrome Beta milestone (roughly every six weeks). Our newest release branch is V8 v5.1, which will remain in beta until we release a stable build in conjunction with Chrome 51 Stable. Here’s a highlight of the new developer-facing features in this version of V8. Improved ECMAScrip
Show navigation In a previous blog post, we introduced the problem of jank caused by garbage collection interrupting a smooth browsing experience. In this blog post we introduce three optimizations that lay the groundwork for a new garbage collector in V8, codenamed Orinoco. Orinoco is based on the idea that implementing a mostly parallel and concurrent garbage collector without strict generationa
Show navigation Jank, or in other words visible stutters, can be noticed when Chrome fails to render a frame within 16.66 ms (disrupting 60 frames per second motion). As of today most of the V8 garbage collection work is performed on the main rendering thread, c.f. Figure 1, often resulting in jank when too many objects need to be maintained. Eliminating jank has always been a high priority for th
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