Hi, HN, what is the best way to develop JavaScript frontend stuff with a priority on performance and power saving (&quot;save cpu cycles first&quot; as an advancement of &quot;mobile first&quot;)?<p>After doing some research in this field it looks like performance for most js library creators is not important, jquery is a good example - there are alternatives like velocity.js, but it looks like the mainstream developer still does not care about performance.<p>Also many charting libraries are catastrophic - even the &quot;industry standard&quot; ones are really bad on performance and power saving.<p>Maybe a reason for this is the lack for good performance oriented JS literature and resources, even in the most guru-ized books about JS there is not a lot to be found about performance and power saving, also I was not able to find these:<p>* a comprehensive performance and power saving oriented guide for JS frontend developers that teaches about best practices.<p>* a good tutorial on how to implement constant debugging for performance and power saving into your workflow (think of a &quot;gulp perf-profile&quot; task).<p>* a good collection of performance and power saving optimized frontend libraries - (an &quot;awesome js performance and power saving&quot; github repo would be a good start).<p>If you are in the know of the secret sources, please tell us, thanks!<p>Also any hint on this issue is welcome, thank you very much and have a nice day!
Ask HN: Resources for Front End JavaScript with Priority on Performance and Power Saving?