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Why so much client-side rendering?
If you've ever looked the page source you will see that NetSuite does a ton of creation on the client side. This results in sometimes ridiculous load times, for example:
Total 113.822Server 21.714 (19.08%)Network 0.519 (0.46%)Client 91.589 (80.47%)
Minute and a half of both my 3Ghz processors chugging away on DOM methods.
Why? Why not build up the pages server side and send them down already cooked?
Steve Klett | Senior Developer
NetValue Technology
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