Customer Finds Mobile Performance Flaw

We heard from an eValid user about a novel use of the internal timing capability to track down and fix a problem that only appeared when the application was viewed with evalid imitating a mobile device.

Their testing process involved setting up timing measurements within the DOM using the structural commands. The timing data let them to identify the fixes that were needed, and the same test setup was used to verify the performance improvement that was evident on the mobile device.
Here is the writeup they provided describing these results:


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Quality Week Proceedings Available

The complete conference proceedings for the QualityWeek and QualityWeek/Europe conferences - from 1998 to 2002 - are now available for download. 

The files below are the complete contents of the Conference CDs unified into a single PDF document.

Caution: The PDF are big files, this may take some time to download.

1999	QW1999CD.pdf -- 32 MB -- [1,816 pages] QWE1998CD.pdf -- 20 MB -- [1,251 pages]
2000	QW2000CD.pdf -- 82 MB -- [1,712 pages] QWE2000CD.pdf -- 147 MB -- [1,712 pages]
2001	QW2001CD.pdf -- 72 MB -- [2,070 pages]
2002	QWE2002CD.pdf -- 100 MB -- [1,300 pages] QW2002CD.pdf -- 65 MB -- [1,783 pages]

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