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Tonyarkles, that sounds very cool -- do you have a beta that I can check out? I don't care if it's not done/polished. For what it's worth, I'd been looking fo
by hippo33 16y ago
Tonyarkles, that sounds very cool -- do you have a beta that I can check out? I don't care if it's not done/polished.
For what it's worth, I'd been looking for a tool like this and was excited to read this. Previously, I'd been mostly just looking at performance on the frontend using Firebug and whatnot, and I wanted to know if there were a way to figure out bottlenecks on one of my sites with AJAX. I couldn't figure out a good way to figure this out -- didn't seem to be a good tool to kinda bridge both frontend and backend -- at least that I could find.
Not sure if there's a market, but with so many AJAX apps these days and seemingly a lack of apps to measure performance bridging front and backend, seems like it may be promising. Have you talked with other web apps developers?
- tonyarkles 16y agoHopefully I'll have something more suitable for demoing in the next few weeks. Right now it's all sitting as a huge blob in an hg repository. There were a few performance problems that I've just finished fixing in the last 24 hours. It sounds like your problem is exactly the problem I'm trying to solve; I started working on it because it was a problem I was having working industrially and couldn't find a good solution. Turns out there was a researcher at the local university that was also interested... I've talked to other local web developers and have had mixed results. Some were pretty excited about it (and I'm getting ready to do some case studies with them for my thesis), but others didn't really seem to think it was something they needed.
- hippo33 16y agoCool --- shoot me an email when you're ready. elizabeth [at] shinyorb [dot] com. Thanks!