it is a rotating sphere onto which a 50 points are mapped.
a) The FPS from a browser can be used as a measure of goodness
b) Time to first paint can be used to track how long it takes to ingest a number of points.
I want to include in this webpage in a "benchmark" directory
but ... which pulls in the contents of the dist directory
For comparison I want to add buttons so we can compare the FPS for 50, 500, 5,000, 50,000 points.
[ 50,000 points ... I know I can dream... but I think 6000 points from the rust port is doable ]
If other readers can suggest other code samples which will challenge the library in alternative ways then we can add to the directory.
Fil
commented
3 years ago
I am getting into position where I need to start running comparative performance test between this module and my port to rust.
What is missing from this project is a standardised set of benchmarks which I can also port.
With a public module what I am concerned about is two stakeholders with different code-bases depending on this "library"
For a given PR one stakeholder can see a improvement whilst the other sees a degradation in performance.
The solution is to have a comprehensive set of samples with a diverse set of possible example uses.
Then we can make balanced judgements.
Philippe Rivière. [ hi :) ] has provided a high quality sample which I suggest we start using
https://bl.ocks.org/Fil/raw/a9ba8d0d023752aa580bd95480b7de60/
it is a rotating sphere onto which a 50 points are mapped.
a) The FPS from a browser can be used as a measure of goodness b) Time to first paint can be used to track how long it takes to ingest a number of points.
I want to include in this webpage in a "benchmark" directory
but ... which pulls in the contents of the dist directory
For comparison I want to add buttons so we can compare the FPS for 50, 500, 5,000, 50,000 points. [ 50,000 points ... I know I can dream... but I think 6000 points from the rust port is doable ]
If other readers can suggest other code samples which will challenge the library in alternative ways then we can add to the directory.
Anyway I will post a PR later this weekend