Often it is useful to see how a specific pattern works given a specific amount of data as in many situations some cliff exists and one approach may be much worse then another.
I have found myself doing:
[100, 1000, 10000, 100000].forEach(function(n) {
window.benchmarkSteps.push({
name: 'do something (' + n + ')',
description: ' test the of ' + n + 'xxxx somethings',
fn: function() {
// something based on N;
}
})
});
unfortunately the output becomes pretty gnarly, and it is hard to see the trends between the varying sizes of N.
Potential solution:
allow toggling visibility of: '.row.scrollable'
adjusting the styles to reduce step row height.
Often it is useful to see how a specific pattern works given a specific amount of data as in many situations some cliff exists and one approach may be much worse then another.
I have found myself doing:
unfortunately the output becomes pretty gnarly, and it is hard to see the trends between the varying sizes of N.
Potential solution:
allow toggling visibility of:
'.row.scrollable'adjusting the styles to reduce step row height.