Since there are some people suffering from UI performance reported in the previous topic , I propose an activity to improve UI performance of Joplin. Goals To make more people feel comfortable with the UX. To make more people affordable to use plugins. Judging from the collected information in the …

Progress Report #4 Now, milestone 3 is nearing completion, and finally, 9 PRs have been made. It's discussed here . [ui-improvement-progress4] The chart shows: From milestone 2 to 3, in general, about 40% of time is reduced. The final performance is about 2-4 times faster than the performance be…

I've prepared a demo branch for those who would like to try the improved UI response. (Note: For those who can build a binary from source codes) GitHub - ken1kob/joplin: Joplin - an open source note taking and to-do... quick-slim-note Joplin - an open source note taking and to-do ap…

Result The result of this improvement activity is illustrated here. [note-switching-time-after2] The chart is based on the above survey summary chart. It shows where the performance of the reference PC (Core i5-4670, CPU Mark=5403, Win10) (white circles) is in the range of user PCs. Simultaneousl…

Tested it with the patched repo, and the response speed improvement is obvious with 9+ plugins. Amazing work! I just wondered why obsidian is much smoother than Joplin when switching notes and found this post. Hope all the PRs can be merged as soon as possible since I cannot build the *.dmg package…

Just some tips for others who want to build the *.dmg package on macOS: If you face the following error message during yarn run dist: gyp: name 'openssl_fips' is not defined while evaluating condition 'openssl_fips != ""' in binding.gyp while trying to load binding.gyp, then you can try to build wi…

Tested it with the patched repo, and the response speed improvement is obvious with 9+ plugins. Amazing work! Thanks for your impression report! I just wondered why obsidian is much smoother than Joplin when switching notes and found this post. As you said, current Joplin seems to be slower t…

A new demo branch is prepared for those who would like to try the improved UI response. GitHub - ken1kob/joplin: Joplin - an open source note taking and to-do... quick-slim-note Joplin - an open source note taking and to-do application with synchronization capabilities for Windows, m…

[image] ken1kob: It is based on the latest pre-release Joplin version 2.8.8 and contains 11 PRs in the above three milestones. Now, 2.8.8 becomes the latest stable version, and this (2.8.8) improvement demo can be used as is.

It's been amazing 2 months since I tried quick-slim branch and I've decided to share my feedback with y'all :relieved: For many, performance boost in this branch might seem minor thing, but for me personally, it made me truly appreciate so much more of Joplin. Particularly, I was able to install a…

when merge? :wink: Thank y'all so much for all your contributions! :pray:

Improving UI response

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ken1kob 15 November 2022 11:47 25

Now, 6 PRs of all 11 PRs are merged, and some part of this improvement can be tried in v2.9.17.

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Improving UI response

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