Benchmarking your JavaScript code

March 16, 2017 Rohan AlmeidaLeave a comment

What is benchmarking? It refers to the process of testing the performance of an implementation with respect to an already established one. For example, in the airspace industry we can assume that an F-16 is the benchmark for the fastest plane. Any new design should then compare (benchmark) itself against the performance of an F-16.… Continue reading Benchmarking your JavaScript code

Organizing A large JavaScript application

February 9, 2017May 7, 2017 Rohan AlmeidaLeave a comment

As my project lickcreator keeps getting larger, the need to decide upon and implement a good directory structure becomes pretty important. I previously had all my .js files in a common directory called src. Well that’s dirty, but its fine if you just have a few files (think less than 7). I’m using Backbone.js so… Continue reading Organizing A large JavaScript application

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Benchmarking your JavaScript code

Organizing A large JavaScript application