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make xhr.cache optionally synchronous #318
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- add `sync` flag xhr.cache - change ng:include to use the sync flag - change ng:view to use the sync flag The end result is that there are fewer repaints in the browser, which means less "blinking" that user sees.
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angular.js: master Igor Minar * c06c5a3 (4 files in 4 dirs): make xhr.cache optionally synchronous ... |
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Do you guys have a solution for the performance hit of ngInclude because of this? As a workaround I use a ng-include-cached directive, but it would be nice to have an official solution. |
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Does the comments on closed stuff get read by anyone? |
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syncflag xhr.cacheThe end result is that there are fewer repaints in the browser,
which means less "blinking" that user sees.