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Test Cordova apps on multiple devices at the same time – a Virtual device wall
(blog.nparashuram.com)
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Crash Analytics, User Feedback and Beta Distributions for ReactNative Apps
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Using Cordova Plugins with React Native Projects
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Implementation in Javascript - https://github.com/nparashuram/seamcarving Demo - http://nparashuram.com/seamcarving/
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Star Wars and Web Performance – Session from CascadiaFest 2015
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I am working on a site to monitor performance changes in popular frameworks like React, Ember, Bootstrap, Ionic etc. - http://web-perf.github.io . Have seen some interesting trends with these frameworks, like how Ember's new
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Oh, and the server does not have CORS enables, so cannot save my score :(
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How about this bot - var timer = window.setInterval(function(){parseInt($('#ltext').text()) > parseInt($('#rtext').text()) ? rightPressed() : leftPressed();},1);window.setTimeout(function(){window.clearInterval(timer)
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I actually did want help - I was hoping to add more web frameworks and would need help with that. Also need help with adding more test cases. I was hoping that just like Todomvc.com shows how to use a framework, this could be used to see th
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Show HN: Tests that continuously monitor performance of popular web frameworks
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Virtual DOM makes rendering fast, but it has extra costs in eventing and in javascript timers. Virtual DOM is not free IMHO. Some quantitative results - http://blog.nparashuram.com/2015/03/performance-comparison-o.
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I tried to quantify the performance numbers - and react does show virtual DOM rendering improvements, but eventing is expensive. http://blog.nparashuram.com/2015/03/performance-comparison-o...
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Show HN: My tests show Ember's new glimmer rendering engine improves perf by 25%
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Which Type of Icon Is the Fastest? FontIcons, Inline SVGs or Background SVGs?
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Show HN: Perf analysis of JavaScript frameworks using DBMonster app
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You could also try http://perfmonkey.com for automating these perf audits. If uses the same tools used by Chromium for finding perf telemetry - http://axemclion.github.com/browser-perf . Here is a run for canIuse
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You could try using http://perfmonkey.com to run a simple scroll test on your webpage. If you are looking at more powerful tests, try out http://github.com/axemclion/browser-perf . Here is the result I got -
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Show HN: Use Angular? Reuse Protractor test cases to monitor performance
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I am working on a project that lets you monitor your web page or hybrid's apps rendering performance - http://github.com/axemclion/browser-perf . To quickly test your website, check out http://www.perfmo
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Show HN: Worried about Perf of Cordova/Hybrid Apps? Check Out Browser-perf
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Show HN: Check how smooth your web page scrolls - rendering performance tests
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You can also change this file - https://github.com/PerfMonkeyCo/browser-perf-runner/blob/mas... and send a pull request to the repo. Will run the same tests for you.
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Show HN: Check the smoothness of webpages using rendering perf metrics
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Generating graphs for tracking frontend rendering performance
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Show HN: Tools, not rules for measuring browser runtime performance
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Do you think adding something like this - http://github.com/axemclion/browser-perf into the continuous integration process would help over time ? The project is a NodeJS implementation of the Chromium telemetry smoothn
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Clickable link to the project - http://github.com/axemclion/browser-perf . Type of graphs that can be generated - http://axemclion.github.io/bootstrap-perf Data saved in couchdb - http://gith
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Offer HN: Integrate Front end rendering performance tool into your website
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Clickable link to the project - http://github.com/axemclion/browser-perf . Type of graphs that can be generated - http://axemclion.github.io/bootstrap-perf Data saved in couchdb - http://gith
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Integrate Front end rendering performance tool into your website
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