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by kohlerm 11y ago
I also tried neovims terminal support and I must say I really like it. The reason is that you have a consistent way to mark and copy text from your terminal buffer(it basically works like in the editor). I had some other issues with nvim,
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by kohlerm 11y ago
how do you copy from a terminal buffer to another window? tmux allows selection without a mouse, but I agree with others that tmux tries to do too many things at the same time and I would therefore like to have a simple solution for this.
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by kohlerm 11y ago
It does not seem to support a dominator tree view. That will be missed for serious investigations.
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by kohlerm 11y ago
Chrome's tool supports a dominator tree view. Sorry, also I'm excited to see a memory usage tool for firefox is now available. Supporting a dominator tree view is IMHO a crucial feature you will need sooner or later for investi
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by kohlerm 12y ago
hmm redis still seems to work
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by kohlerm 12y ago
doesn't work for me: < -h http://127.0.0.1:8080 -c kubernetes-coreos/pods/redis.json create /pods F0711 00:42:59.424059 03183 kubecfg.go:182] Got request error: Status: failure ( api.Status{JSONBase:api.JS
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Running Kubernetes Example on CoreOS, Part 1(coreos.com)
7 points by kohlerm 12y ago|2 comments
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by kohlerm 13y ago
Is your application completely stateless? I'm asking because Load test tools, which are based on http replaying always support rewriting rules, because in stateful web applications the server may parse a cookie (or something similiar) to th
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by kohlerm 14y ago
What about memory analysis tools for javascript? Im my experience ATM most developers don't have a clue about whether they have memory leaks and where the could optimize (javascript) memory usage. Chrome does have heap snapshots https://d
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Leaks are easy to find, but memory usage analysis is bit more difficult(kohlerm.blogspot.com)
1 points by kohlerm 18y ago|1 comments
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Memory leaks are easy to find(kohlerm.blogspot.com)
1 points by kohlerm 18y ago|0 comments