10X performance improvement by re-using iframe #20
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* added vm-browserify code as explicit mock * added cached iframe see #20 - browserify/vm-browserify#20 * copy my vm mock before calling webpack * clear content div before navigation - this stops all running scripts in the iframe - sometimes background scripts delay the actual navigation
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See #6 & #19.
Re-using the iFrame boosted the performance significantly.
The implementation:
iframe.iframeis left clean after use.Passed all tests, run as described in #11.
I have an application that calls
vm.runInNewContext100's of time per display loop. Recreating and inserting theiframeis killing performance. Much better with a cachediframe