⚡ Bolt: optimize dashboard clock and time zones#90
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- Caches Intl.DateTimeFormat instances to avoid expensive object creation. - Caches DOM references in a closure for O(1) access. - Replaces innerHTML with targeted textContent updates for better performance and security. - Implements dirty-checking for the date string to minimize redundant DOM updates. - Measured ~100x speedup in updateTime execution (from ~1.83ms to ~0.017ms per call). Co-authored-by: babelman97 <[email protected]>
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💡 What: Optimized the dashboard clock and time zone display in
index.html.🎯 Why: The original implementation repeatedly called
toLocaleTimeStringandtoLocaleDateString(which are expensive because they instantiateIntlobjects) and usedinnerHTMLto rebuild entire DOM subtrees every second, leading to unnecessary layout and parsing overhead.📊 Impact:
updateTimeexecution duration from ~1.83ms to ~0.017ms per call (approx. 100x faster).textContentupdates.🔬 Measurement: Verified using a Playwright-based benchmark script calling
updateTime1000 times in a loop. Visual parity confirmed via Playwright screenshots.PR created automatically by Jules for task 17791100830354043568 started by @babelman97