- From: Philippe Le Hegaret <plh@w3.org>
- Date: Thu, 13 Feb 2014 17:37:08 -0500
- To: public-web-perf <public-web-perf@w3.org>
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Web Performance Working Group Teleconference
12 Feb 2014
See also: [2]IRC log
[2] http://www.w3.org/2014/02/12-webperf-irc
Attendees
Present
Plh, JatinderMann, TobinTitus, rbarnes, Alois,
AaronHeady, Ilya
Regrets
Chair
Jatinder
Scribe
Jatinder
Contents
* [3]Topics
1. [4]Resource Priorities
2. [5]Beacon
3. [6]High Resolution Time Level 2
4. [7]Extensive Specs
5. [8]Network Error Logging
6. [9]Older Specs
7. [10]Networking Hints
8. [11]Workshop
* [12]Summary of Action Items
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Resource Priorities
Jatinder: Tobin will be making spec updates to Resource
Priorities based on our TPAC action items. We should have
updates in the next two week.
Beacon
Jatinder: Looks like there are a few remaining action items on
the Beacon spec, but otherwise we should be ready to take
Beacon to last call.
Rbarnes: Looks like we're almost done on the remaining issues.
Jatinder: How about we fix the remaining issues within this
week and aim to go to LAst Call in two weeks.
Rbarnes: I'm okay with going to last call.
<rbarnes>
[13]https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=936340
[13] https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=936340
Plh: Works for me.
Jatinder: Tobin and I will follow up with the open feedback
this week.
Alois: We were looking at the beacon API, and looks like some
of the error codes may need clarification. E.g., if you get a
false, you'll have to strip out beacons or send multiple
beacons.
Richard: We don't currently have a limit. We should look into
that.
Jatinder: My expectations was that we would have a very large
limit (yet to be determined), and the API would return false.
So I don't expect most analytics to ever hit the limit.
Plh: I've heard feedback that some folks plan to send beacons
as a background upload technique. There's another feedback to
use this as a replacement for ping.
<igrigorik> mozilla bug:
[14]https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=822480
[14] https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=822480
Jatinder: I recommend we table this discussion until after we
have telemetry if to show what the right limit should be. Let's
track this as an open issue in the last call period.
Plh: Agreed
High Resolution Time Level 2
Plh:Should we move HRT L2 to LC?
Jatinder:There is only one piece of open feedback. There was
feedback on specifying that Event should use
DOMHighResTimeStamp. The DOM4 editor suggested this should be
specified in the HRT L2 spec. I would expect that HRT L2
defines the DOMHighResTimeStamp, but others should use it. I am
open to making the change if that’s what we want.
Plh:Let me review the change and follow up.
Extensive Specs
Jatinder:Thoughts on Anne’s feedback on our extension specs?
Plh:I read it as we should add hooks in the main spec that
we’re trying to extend.
Jatinder:Like how HTML has a processing model hook that says
run Page Visibility steps and points to the Page Visibility
spec?
Plh:Yes.
Jatinder:I’d love to get the recommendation on how we should
do extension specs.
Plh:I’ll follow up.
Network Error Logging
Jatinder:I think we need to close on whether providing just the
generics errors, like DNS error, is useful enough on its own?
If so, we can at least spec that behavior pending a security
review where we consider if we can do more specific error
codes.
Aaron:From a Bing point of view, we’re happy with just the
generic data. It would be more actionable to get the actual
error code, but just learning that an error occurs is already
useful information that normally may take longer to obtain.
Jatinder:Let’s talk to Arvind and see if we can make the
change to move to generic error codes for now.
Plh:I talked to a privacy group within the W3C that are
interesting in reviewing the error codes. Who wants to present
to them?
Jatinder:Arvind and I would probably be interested.
Plh:I’ll setup the call.
Plh:Also, what do we think of Anne’s feedback to specify
Resource Error Logging in Resource Timing L2?
Jatinder:All of the timing specs just add new objects that are
placed on the same timeline. I guess the real question is do
developers want to look at all resources at the same time,
including successful and failed, or at the two lists
separately?
Alois:We’d like to look at both.
Jatinder:I think its fine to add error data to Resource Timing.
Today we only get successful Resources, adding the error
Resources shouldn’t be a problem. We should run this by
Arvind as well, see where he stands.
Older Specs
Plh:What is the status for some of our older specs. Namely,
what are we doing on Resource Timing?
Jatinder:Spec is at CR, we still need to review the test cases.
But I worry that spec won’t be able to advance until both IE
and Chrome implement the new event we added to the spec. Do we
know if Firefox is starting an implementation?
RBarnes:I believe there is a bug, but not sure about the
status.
Jatinder:I think we need a renewed push to complete the test
cases and complete our Resource Timing implementation. On the
IE side, Tobin will be helping put some effort here.
Networking Hints
Ilya:I wanted to understand if anyone has feedback on the
networking hints spec? I believe Mozilla has started to give
some feedback.
Jatinder:I’d love to get the feedback on the mailing list.
Tobin has started to look at this proposal and will give some
feedback. I think that in the next few weeks if we feel that
this is going to be something we want to pursue, we should move
it to a spec and raise issues on the spec.
Jatinder:I recall that Arvind last year felt that prerender
algorithm specifics should be left to the user agent and not be
specified. Your proposal seems to change that position for
prerender. Would love to see what Arvind thinks about these
changes.
Workshop
Plh:Head's up that this is still on my list to determine. I
have thread with Souders on the dates.
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