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I feel with Valgrind (in C++land) or VisualVM (JVMland) stuff like this is very easy to zero in on. I don't work in JS-land.. but are Electron apps difficult t
by geokon 1y ago
I feel with Valgrind (in C++land) or VisualVM (JVMland) stuff like this is very easy to zero in on.
I don't work in JS-land.. but are Electron apps difficult to do performance profiling on?
- nateb2022 1y agohttps://www.electronjs.org/docs/latest/tutorial/performance https://www.electronjs.org/docs/latest/tutorial/performance
- nawgz 1y agoNo. Browser dev tools are available, and make it pretty easy to do performance profiling, and get a flamegraph etc.. Just seems like the reality of things is that the number of extensions or widgets or whatever has remained low enough that this extra sorting isn't actually that punitive in most real-world use cases. As a long-time developer working mainly in VSCode, I notice no difference between performance/snappiness in VSCode compared to JetBrains Rider, which is the main other IDE I have meaningful experience with these days.