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Thanks for the feedback. I'll look into headspin. I'm not into mobile performance or testing so not sure how I would automate and log the performance on differe
by toredash 8y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I'll look into headspin. I'm not into mobile performance or testing so not sure how I would automate and log the performance on different devices. Honestly I'm not sure what tools I would use on the device to run the tests.
- bm1362 8y agoWe are trying to build something similar to CT-scan; except it’s a 1-man team so it’s been a longer journey: https://code.fb.com/developer-tools/mobile-performance-tooling-infrastructure-at-facebook/ https://code.fb.com/developer-tools/mobile-performance-tooli... We run functional UI tests with a performance tracer wired up- we already had them setup by feature teams so it was easy to get started. Instead of a Zookeeper scheduler, it’s just Jenkins. Right now we’ve been able to catch 2-3% relative regressions in things like startup, opening a Google Maps view etc which is pretty good. It was easy to setup and then hard to optimize the variance down so we could get a strong signal. We’re hiring if any of this is interesting, it’s Golang/San Francisco/Full-Time.