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    I want to learn about browsers, mostly on internet explorer, how they took a page data and render it to client. And want to get performance tips for making more faster pages by learning explorer ways of doign its job. I want to find answers of question like... --> which one is best fast for ie .. using divs or tables to layout conttent? --> when to include style data in page or when to put style on a css file? --> how to find javascript usage of cpu and ram on a page, and compare with each other? --> does flash object is bad for rendering speed of a page? --> which doctype is best, in which stuation --> is it really helps giving all dimension, like height, to tags that explore do not need to think about it. --> how many percent of a page elemnets takes total time of rendering all elements. .... and so on.. Please send any urls, or clues on the subject, and give your opinions. thanks.

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      I want to learn about browsers, mostly on internet explorer, how they took a page data and render it to client. And want to get performance tips for making more faster pages by learning explorer ways of doign its job. I want to find answers of question like... --> which one is best fast for ie .. using divs or tables to layout conttent? --> when to include style data in page or when to put style on a css file? --> how to find javascript usage of cpu and ram on a page, and compare with each other? --> does flash object is bad for rendering speed of a page? --> which doctype is best, in which stuation --> is it really helps giving all dimension, like height, to tags that explore do not need to think about it. --> how many percent of a page elemnets takes total time of rendering all elements. .... and so on.. Please send any urls, or clues on the subject, and give your opinions. thanks.

      karanba

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      Paul Conrad
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      karanba wrote:

      give your opinions

      If you haven't already, start doing some extensive http://www.google.com[^] searches :)

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        I want to learn about browsers, mostly on internet explorer, how they took a page data and render it to client. And want to get performance tips for making more faster pages by learning explorer ways of doign its job. I want to find answers of question like... --> which one is best fast for ie .. using divs or tables to layout conttent? --> when to include style data in page or when to put style on a css file? --> how to find javascript usage of cpu and ram on a page, and compare with each other? --> does flash object is bad for rendering speed of a page? --> which doctype is best, in which stuation --> is it really helps giving all dimension, like height, to tags that explore do not need to think about it. --> how many percent of a page elemnets takes total time of rendering all elements. .... and so on.. Please send any urls, or clues on the subject, and give your opinions. thanks.

        karanba

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        S Douglas
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        The best resource is World Wide Web Consortium[^] for web stuff.


        I'd love to help, but unfortunatley I have prior commitments monitoring the length of my grass. :Andrew Bleakley:

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