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Independent of connectivity, UI rendering should be well under the device refresh rate. Consider the overhead of a modern video game that runs 60fps without a hiccup. It’s ludicrous that a CRUD app which usually only populates some text fields and maybe a small image or two can’t do the same

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That's a page load, not a frame render.

Also, due to layouting, a CRUD app may actually be harder to optimize per frame, than the trivial to parallelize many triangle case as seen in games.

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OP gave a render budget of 100ms _after_ the data has loaded. That’s unacceptable. If this were a MacOS app, that would mean dragging a window corner to resize the content , forcing a new layout and redraw, would yield 10 fps of change. And yet nearly all native apps redraw and layout instantly, even with complex tables of text at various fonts and sizes.

This is also a great litmus test to check if an app was made with electron because they always redraw slowly.