It's pretty cool that metrik's default timer implementation has a much better UX than ruby's native Benchmark suite: it returns the output of the block, rather than a report. This makes it much easier to drop into various spots in an existing codebase without having to change much.
I had to go digging through the docs and then the source to confirm it though, so I thought an upfront example would help!
eric
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10 years ago
It's pretty cool that metrik's default timer implementation has a much better UX than ruby's native Benchmark suite: it returns the output of the block, rather than a report. This makes it much easier to drop into various spots in an existing codebase without having to change much.
I had to go digging through the docs and then the source to confirm it though, so I thought an upfront example would help!