title: jQuery UI & document.ready in Chrome
body: <p>I have a very large and complex jQuery UI application that is designed to work with Chrome (the other browsers do not matter at this stage). I have noted the following</p>
  
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  <li>The time required to process all of my customization code under <code>$(document).ready</code> is less than 2s.</li>
  <li>Once doc.ready has been executed the document should be ready for use right?  Not what I observe.  The Chrome tab containing the application continues to show the spinning "doc loading" animation for a good 7s after doc.ready has finished execution.  For good measure I exited doc.ready without doing any application customization.  It made no difference - the 7s spin stays put.  In the mean time the application is completely unresponsive.</li>
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  <p>I'd be much obliged to anybody who could shed some light on what is going on under the covers that stops the application from being ready. The script base for the application is large - is the delay I am experiencing down to the time that Chrome/V8 requires to compile the script?</p>