John Resig - JavaScript Benchmark Quality
Summary: JavaScript Benchmarks aren’t adapting well to the rapid increase in JavaScript engine performance. I provide some simple tests for verifying this and propose a modified setup which could be used by all JavaScript Benchmarks to achieve high-quality results. There now exists three, what I would consider to be, major JavaScript performance benchmarks. Each are released by a major browser ven
Brendan's Roadmap Updates: TraceMonkey Update
We have been busy, mostly fixing bugs for stability, but also winning a bit more performance, since TraceMonkey landed on mozilla-central, from which Firefox 3.1 alpha-stage nightly builds are built. Tonight's builds include a fix for the bug that ilooped a SunSpider test (my apologies to those of you who suffered that bug's bite). But what I'm sure everyone wants to know is: how do we compare to
Andreas Gal
Andreas Gal Entrepreneur. Technologist. Former CTO Mozilla, CEO Silk Labs. Now Why building a better browser doesn’t translate to a better marketshare I posted a couple weeks ago about Chrome effectively having won the browser wars. The market share observations in the blog post were based on data provided by StatCounter. Several commenters criticized the StatCounter data as inaccurate so I deci
Mozilla: Web apps faster with Firefox 3.1 - CNET
Tech Industry Mozilla: Web apps faster with Firefox 3.1 TraceMonkey will speed JavaScript applications dramatically, making browsing snappier and opening new horizons for Web applications, the open-source developer promises. Updated at 2:40 p.m. PDT with more details about Firefox 3.1 features. Firefox 3.1 will run many Web-based applications such as Gmail faster through incorporation of a feature
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