Prior to deployment of Section Editing, The Product Manager, Designer and QA will make sure the feature is appears and operates as expected.
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| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Open | None | T209955 [EPIC: Focus] Isolate Section Editing | |||
| Resolved | ppelberg | T215908 Section Editing: Pre-Deployment QA |
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To see the real speed benefits of section editing, we may need to test long articles on entry-level devices. Here are recordings of a stark difference, editing United States on the (entry-level) Xiaomi Redmi 6A.
- Without section editing, fast typing causes a multi-second lag:
- With section editing, fast typing does not cause a lag:
However, no difference in lag is seen when testing with a faster device (thanks @ppelberg) or on a shorter article (such as Pride and Prejudice ).
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In reference to @dchan's mention of the differing levels of impact testing longer articles has on on entry-level vs. faster devices, compare, the lack of a significant difference in lag between the recordings below (iPhone 7+) to the stark difference in lag demonstrated in the recordings above (Xiaomi Redmi 6A).
Without Section Editing | fast typing | iPhone 7+:
With Section Editing | fast typing | iPhone 7+: