Anthony Simon
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Building https://getdeploying.com, https://usewebhook.com, https://recodeqr.com previously co-founder at cronitor, panelbear (acquired)
I think it's chartjs, when I disable it the page doesn't flicker.
Probably due to the way it handles responsiveness (computing bounds during page load).
You could try wrapping the new Chart(...) calls with setTimeout 0 so it only renders the chart after the first frame.
Probably due to the way it handles responsiveness (computing bounds during page load).
You could try wrapping the new Chart(...) calls with setTimeout 0 so it only renders the chart after the first frame.
November 24, 2024 at 11:52 PM
I think it's chartjs, when I disable it the page doesn't flicker.
Probably due to the way it handles responsiveness (computing bounds during page load).
You could try wrapping the new Chart(...) calls with setTimeout 0 so it only renders the chart after the first frame.
Probably due to the way it handles responsiveness (computing bounds during page load).
You could try wrapping the new Chart(...) calls with setTimeout 0 so it only renders the chart after the first frame.