Of course! Here is a detailed and easy-to-understand article, combining official HarmonyOS cases and real code, to help you deeply understand optimization techniques for Web loading completion delay 👇
🚀 HarmonyOS Development Treasure: Practical Web Loading Completion Delay Optimization
Hello everyone! Today, while browsing the HarmonyOS developer documentation, I discovered a hidden performance optimization treasure area—the official docs quietly provide a ton of practical cases! Especially the Web loading completion delay analysis section, which is a must-have for mobile development. I immediately organized the key points and code implementations to share with you!
⏱️ What is "Loading Completion Delay"?
Simply put: The time from when the user clicks to when the page is fully rendered. HarmonyOS recommends keeping it within 900ms (users will noticeably feel lag if it exceeds this).
Optimization core: Reduce white screen time and improve first screen rendering speed.
🔍 Official Performance Analysis Tools
1️⃣ DevEco Profiler (Locate Time-Consuming Bottlenecks)
- Operation Path: DevEco Studio → Tools → Profiler
- Key Trace Points:
H:NWebImpl | CreateNWeb # Web initialization starting point
SkiaOutputSurfaceImplOnGpu::SwapBuffers # Rendering completion endpoint
By capturing Trace, you can directly locate the time-consuming stages:
(Note: Diagram from official documentation)
2️⃣ DevTools (In-depth Webpage Analysis)
After connecting the device, use Chrome DevTools for analysis:
- Network lane: View resource loading sequence
- Main lane: Monitor JS/CSS parsing blocks
- Performance panel: Locate long tasks
🛠️ Four Major Optimization Directions + Code Practice
Below, combined with official cases and code, is a hands-on optimization guide:
▶️ Case 1: Detail Page Load 2351ms → Optimized to 800ms
Root Causes:
- 12 CSS/JS files loaded on the first screen (530ms)
- Serial API requests
publishDetailv2()
+getPublishDetailRecommendList()
- Images not lazy-loaded (48 images loaded at once)
Optimization Code:
// 1. Merge and compress static resources (using Webpack/Vite)
// Example config: vite.config.ts
export default defineConfig({
build: {
rollupOptions: {
output: {
manualChunks: {
vendor: ['react', 'react-dom'],
utils: ['lodash', 'dayjs']
}
}
}
}
})
// 2. API prefetch (HarmonyOS API)
import featureAbility from '@ohos.ability.featureAbility';
// Prefetch data in parent page
onPageShow() {
const result = await featureAbility.fetch({
url: 'https://api.example.com/preload',
method: "POST"
});
}
// 3. Image lazy loading (HarmonyOS List component)
<List>
<LazyForEach items={imageList}>
(item) => (
<Image
src={item.url}
loadMode="lazy" // ✨ Key property
/>
)
</LazyForEach>
</List>
▶️ Case 2: Coupon Page JS Blocking 1.2s
Root Causes:
-
getUserInformation()
API takes 1.2s - JS main thread blocking causes 600ms white screen
Optimization Code:
// 1. Split JS tasks (Web Worker)
import worker from '@ohos.worker';
const workerInstance = new worker.ThreadWorker('scripts/worker.js');
// Main thread sends task
workerInstance.postMessage({ type: 'heavyCalc', data: largeData });
// Perform time-consuming operation in worker.js
workerInstance.onmessage = (e) => {
if (e.type === 'heavyCalc') {
const result = heavyLogic(e.data);
workerInstance.postMessage(result);
}
}
// 2. Skeleton screen degraded rendering
@Component
struct SkeletonPage {
build() {
Column() {
if (this.isLoading) {
LoadingProgress() // HarmonyOS loading animation
ForEach(this.skeletonItems, item => <SkeletonItem />)
} else {
RealContent()
}
}
}
}
⚡ Summary of High-Frequency Optimization Methods
Problem Type | Optimization Solution | HarmonyOS API/Component |
---|---|---|
Slow resource loading | CDN acceleration + resource merging | @ohos.net.http |
JS blocking rendering | Task splitting to Worker | ThreadWorker |
Serial API requests | API prefetch + parallelization | Promise.all() |
Too many first screen images | Lazy loading + placeholder | Image.loadMode="lazy" |
Repeated rendering | Component reuse + @Reusable
|
@Reusable decorator |
💎 Golden Rules for Performance Optimization
- First screen resources ≤ 300KB (compress images/Code Splitting)
- Key API response ≤ 200ms (cache/CDN/SSR)
-
Avoid synchronous JS loading (
<script async>
) -
Long lists must be lazy loaded (
LazyForEach
)
🌟 Conclusion
This summary made me realize: there are so many practical gems hidden in the HarmonyOS documentation system, especially in the performance optimization section—it's like open-sourcing enterprise-level solutions! I recommend everyone to dig into the "Best Practices" section, and feel free to share your optimization insights in the comments~
Performance optimization is not magic. Use the right tools + understand the principles = silky smooth experience! 💪
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