coral pewter
Check this out: https://twitter.com/kentcdodds/status/1595300406904725510
I'll probably write more about the Server-Timing header in the future, but it helped me find the part of my site that was causing a major slow-down and I fixed it easily. This is just sick.
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foggy flint
Since i currently have high page loads and not sure where they come from this looks great, but as a remix newbie i wonder of there is a “drop in “ solution to measure performance? Some npm package that hooks into remix internals and does not require app wide insertion of timings code?
coral pewter
Since i currently have high page loads and not sure where they come from this lo...
Eventually I expect there will be something that can help. But there won't be a drop-in thing that measures the specific things you're doing. Maybe something that you can drop-in to measure individual loaders, but no more granular than that I'm afraid.
robust agate
if you use Metronome they measure the loader/action times
if you want to measure inside them you need to do it yourself
for an ORM it may be possible to measure queries
glad jasper
I have in roadmap to be able to track timings for everything inside the loaders/actions
but is coming after the v3 rewrite
foggy flint
I have in roadmap to be able to track timings for everything inside the loaders/...
Saw your project very cool. Hoped i could use it in dev mode also. How about a hook in dev mode that sends all data to your metronome online account? Without the need to deploy. Sorry if this is a stupid idea really new to the react stack. Recently had some very high rendering times so i tried the app. Perhaps i should just deploy my test project then and try metronome 😉
glad jasper
Saw your project very cool. Hoped i could use it in dev mode also. How about a h...
Oh no. No stupid whatsoever. I was thinking about a dev tools for that same scenario. It is an idea so no promises 😅
Something like this
