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I have a fairly long page with sections such as Google Maps, image slider, Google ads, BrightCove video (optional) and images. Loads nice and quick without JS and a little slower with JS.
I saw this site and was wondering if anyone had used a similar approach or any other that allows these items to load once everything else is completed and in some cases not till the user scrolls the item into view?
Cheers,
Denis
Ok so what I’m looking at doing is using http://labjs.com/ for the js resources I need on the page at startup and then using http://www.codeproject.com/KB/ajax/selfloadelement.aspx as an approach for loading sections that can’t be added to the page after the initial load.