Abstract: In one embodiment, one or more main processors of a device detect an event corresponding to scrolling a structured document presented in a scrollable graphical user interface of an application executed by the one or more main processors. The main processors, in response to the event, determine a first set of elements and a second set of elements of the structured document; render the first set of elements of the structured document for presentation in the graphical user interface; and cause one or more graphics processors of the device to render the second set of elements for presentation in the graphical user interface.

Abstract: In one embodiment, one or more main processors of a device detect an event corresponding to scrolling a structured document presented in a scrollable graphical user interface of an application executed by the one or more main processors. The main processors, in response to the event, determine a first set of elements and a second set of elements of the structured document; render the first set of elements of the structured document for presentation in the graphical user interface; and cause one or more graphics processors of the device to render the second set of elements for presentation in the graphical user interface.

Abstract: In one embodiment, one or more main processors of a device detect an event corresponding to scrolling a structured document presented in a scrollable graphical user interface of an application executed by the main processors. The main processors, in response to the event, determine a first set of elements and a second set of elements of the structured document; render the first set of elements of the structured document for presentation in the graphical user interface; and cause one or more graphic processors of the device to render the second set of elements for presentation in the graphical user interface.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a method includes generating a table by instantiating a plurality of cell instances along an axis. A first subset of the cell instances may be buffered. For each cell instance of the first subset, buffering the cell instance may include assigning the cell instance to a cell position within a displayable region of a graphical user interface (GUI) of the computing device and rendering content for display in the cell instance. The table may also include a resizable handle for a scrollbar oriented along the axis, the initial size of which may be determined based on the total number of cells and dimensions of the cell instances in the first subset and dimensions of unbuffered ones of the cell instances. After a predetermined period of time during which no user scroll input is received, a second subset of the cell instances may be buffered.

Abstract: A user interface includes a tactile interface on a client device that allows users to interact with social networking system content in a manner that is optimized for touch screens and mobile devices. The tactile interface allows users to efficiently navigate the social networking system data as well as to capture new content for upload to the social networking system. New content may be captured in a way that allows the user to preview the content in-context.

Abstract: In one embodiment, in response to an event detected during presentation of a structured document in a graphical user interface of an application hosted by a device, the application renders frames and text content of the structured document by using a main processor of the device, and renders media content of the structured document within a region encompassing the graphical user interface by using a graphics processor of the device.

Abstract: A user interface includes a tactile interface on a client device that allows users to interact with social networking system content in a manner that is optimized for touch screens and mobile devices. The tactile interface allows users to efficiently navigate the social networking system data as well as to capture new content for upload to the social networking system. New content may be captured in a way that allows the user to preview the content in-context.