jsPerf

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JavaScript performance playground

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  1. 29 Dec 2016
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  2. 29 Dec 2016

    jsPerf is now back online, thanks to the lovely people at !

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  3. 27 Dec 2016

    Yes, jsPerf is down. Please bear with us as we’re working with to bring it back!

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  4. 8 Dec 2016

    Mr. is brainstorming an incremental jsPerf redesign. Here’s his first proposal: Feedback welcome!

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  5. 19 Nov 2016
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  6. 18 Oct 2016

    jsPerf is back online! This is v2-beta, powered by Node.js. Please help make it better:

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  7. 16 Oct 2016

    Watch this space.

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    24 Jun 2015
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    Huge props to and offering to help. That's some serious muscle against the spammers!

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    24 Jun 2015
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  10. 3 Mar 2015

    . is working on a new version of the jsPerf back-end, running on io.js: Contributions welcome!

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  11. 1 Jul 2014

    In response to the massive spam flood that jsPerf has been experiencing the past few days, we’ve now enabled . Fingers crossed.

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    "jsPerf becomes tremendously powerful—when you need to compare true bottleneck situations across many environments" –

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  13. 22 Feb 2014

    Nice UI proposal to make this easier to spot which revision of a test case is the most authoritative:

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    14 Feb 2014

    Just received a DMCA takedown notice for a coding challenge (a few paragraphs of text) that a user posted to . ©

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  15. Retweeted
    4 Jan 2014
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    And in particular, see the Firefox 29 numbers at (needs tomorrow's nightly to reproduce, probably).

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  16. Retweeted
    4 Jan 2014

    Taught IonMonkey about non-effectful DOM methods, so we can do CSE, LICM, DCE on them. More caveats for the microbenchmarker!

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  17. 5 Jan 2014
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  18. 4 Oct 2013

    Great talk by , explaining why microbenchmarks are evil and should be avoided: Please use jsPerf correctly!

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  19. Retweeted

    jsPerf has moved charts to an iframe to avoid JIT issues w/ Google Charts & DOM de-optimizations in Firefox. TIL Google Charts hurts FF JIT.

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  20. Retweeted

    Updated . Uses lodash internally for _.isPlainObject, _.partialRight, _.forOwn, _.cloneDeep, _.support, & ES6 template delimiters.

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