How to Check MooTools Droppables Against Performance
MooTools is a Javascript framework allowing users to build programs more quickly for the web. The Drag.Move program lets you build various moving parts in the script so users can easily manipulate your program. As the elements are moved, a log is created and different functions can be applied to the moving elements. When measuring performance, many companies have different ideas of what is considered successful.
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Instructions
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Build your droppable elements in MooTools using the “el” denotation. This allows the program to know what can be moved.
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Set the option parameters. For certain moves there are objects that must happen while others can list a series of options for the move.
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List the performance standards you find acceptable. Suggestions include time frames you want to meet or the appearance of options in various menus.
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Poll the programmers to determine the ease of use with MooTools. A series of questions should be asked regarding how the drag and drop feature works for the building platform, specifically if the inclusion of MooTools causes other errors in your script.
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Rate the importance of speed, user usability and programmer usability on a number scale. Before you input the data, come up with an acceptable parameter. Usually this scale is somewhere in the one to 10 or one to five realm.
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Compare your results to the desired number scale of satisfaction. If you are in the range, the performance is acceptable. If you are below the range, you should look at what could be changed. Potentially make fewer elements. Send programmers to advanced classes. Adjust code to use with Drag.Move.
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Tips & Warnings
As a management team, decide what performance points are most important to the overall business. This gives you a better direction when coming up with your scaling questions.
All people have different opinions when it comes to programs. Make sure you are taking into account personal preferences when looking at potential problems.
