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peerigon / alamid

Framework for RESTful JavaScript web applications that run both on the server- and clientside.
http://www.alamidjs.com
MIT License
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Create test for memory leaks #122

Open jhnns opened 11 years ago

jhnns commented 11 years ago

We should test if alamid is producing memory leaks. There is a good tool for chrome, although I haven't used it yet. It is used by the GMail developers for instance.

topa commented 11 years ago

Looks interesting ... If there will be time for this I'll try this tool. Hmm ... on the other hand to try the tool could be quite important for the quality of the software that is build upon alamid. Don't know how to prioritize this issue.

jhnns commented 11 years ago

We don't need to use the tool right now (it's probably not as easy as I thought). But we should check this before publishing alamid, because it is crucial.

topa commented 11 years ago

I've attached it to Step 3.

alfredwesterveld commented 11 years ago

There also is memwatch to detect more leaks which is native binding for node.js => https://github.com/lloyd/node-memwatch

meaku commented 11 years ago

Thanks @alfredwesterveld. We might use it to detect server-side-leaks.