##Swipe Benchmarking - Round 2##
###Baseline###
- Same HTML Markup
- Same CSS
- Loaded 200 copies of a single carousel item into carousel
- Each carousel used a start button to trigger the test
- The carousel advances automatically every second
- Tests both show auto-advance and manual swiping
###Targets###
- Google Nexus 1
###Environment###
- Device Only
##Libraries##
- Strategy1: iScroll
- Strategy2: iScroll with peripheral blanked out Cards out of "peripheral", area beyond three center cards; their content is literally removed and stored into memory. When in view, the cached dom is reinserted into the cards
- Strategy3: iScroll with peripheral blanked out + visibility is set to hidden Same as above, with an additional visibility set to hidden on the "blanked" cards
##Results##
##Observerations## Strategy 1 performed very poorly. Strategies 2 and 3 were neck and neck and performed a little better. Strategy 3 was the best, but just barely noticeably better over 2.
##Reccomendation## Go ahead and apply Strategy 3. Use UA to detect < Ice cream sandwich, and disable swipe; enable for >=ice cream sandwich.
##Estimate## 8 hrs