See individual commits for more details. Intended to be 'rebased-and-merged', not squashed.
@eviltrout if you'd prefer that I split this into multiple PRs then that's fine, just let me know.
Remove 'latest' version functionalityhttp://builds.emberjs.com/ hasn't been updated for many years - this feature is broken
UX: Sort benchmarks alphabetically
Use prod builds, add v3.28.8 and v4.0.1, add build instructions
Increasingly, Ember relies on the ember-cli defaults, and other packages. The new instructions in the README will ensure we get all the default packages/defaults included in the bundle, and should make it easier to add new versions in the future.
The new instructions also give us a true 'production' build. The existing builds we're using have been taken directly from the ember-source package, and include debug-only logic which may affect performance.
This commit replaces all existing versions with ember-cli production builds, as well as introducing 3.8.3 and 4.0.1
Update templates and remove use of globals
These syntaxes and globals are deprecated in Ember 3, and removed in Ember 4. Templates are also updated to use the 'named argument syntax' (@arg) so that they're compatible with both 'classic' Ember components and Glimmer components.
Remove 3.4.8
This old version of Ember doesn't seem to work with native Glimmer components. Keeping support would require adding special-cases for this specific version.
Add benchmarks for Glimmer components
These are the new defaults in the latest versions of Ember, so it's useful to track their performance across versions, and in comparison to Classic components.
See individual commits for more details. Intended to be 'rebased-and-merged', not squashed.
@eviltrout if you'd prefer that I split this into multiple PRs then that's fine, just let me know.
Remove 'latest' version functionality http://builds.emberjs.com/ hasn't been updated for many years - this feature is broken
UX: Sort benchmarks alphabetically
Use prod builds, add v3.28.8 and v4.0.1, add build instructions
Increasingly, Ember relies on the ember-cli defaults, and other packages. The new instructions in the README will ensure we get all the default packages/defaults included in the bundle, and should make it easier to add new versions in the future.
The new instructions also give us a true 'production' build. The existing builds we're using have been taken directly from the
ember-sourcepackage, and include debug-only logic which may affect performance.This commit replaces all existing versions with ember-cli production builds, as well as introducing 3.8.3 and 4.0.1
Update templates and remove use of globals
These syntaxes and globals are deprecated in Ember 3, and removed in Ember 4. Templates are also updated to use the 'named argument syntax' (
@arg) so that they're compatible with both 'classic' Ember components and Glimmer components.This old version of Ember doesn't seem to work with native Glimmer components. Keeping support would require adding special-cases for this specific version.
Add benchmarks for Glimmer components
These are the new defaults in the latest versions of Ember, so it's useful to track their performance across versions, and in comparison to Classic components.
Include error-range in charts
Add complex-html benchmark for raw handlebars