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Google releases a Chrome extension to identify web app performance problems

82 pointsby seekelyover 15 years ago

6 comments

boucherover 15 years ago
This app was demo'd at Google IO this past spring. It was incredibly cool back then, and it's only gotten better since. It's going to be an amazing tool for web developers.
PStamatiouover 15 years ago
I think this is what Yahoo! wanted that YSlow firebug add-on to be. I'm quite enjoying Speed Tracer but it's giving me a warning about Google Analytics embed code. Those two teams need to have a meeting..
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bgrayover 15 years ago
Very Nice! Now we need extension support on OSX Chrome even more! :)
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sparkyover 15 years ago
I haven't dug into it yet, but from the video the sluggishness and network graphs seem to be a great level of abstraction at which to view the UX behavior of your application.<p>One question I have: I can't figure out if this is only for GWT (Java compiled to Javascript) apps or for any web app). Anyone?
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dminorover 15 years ago
This would be even better if it could break down javascript execution time on a line by line basis. I was able to spot an inefficient javascript file, but only found the culprit by commenting and uncommenting lines (inefficient jquery selector).<p>Way cool though.
ericbover 15 years ago
This is a cool tool, but I suspect its major use-case will be premature optimization.