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In computing, benchmark is the act of running a computer program, a set of programs, or other operations in order to evaluate the relative performance of an object, typically running a series of tests and tests on it.
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viewsWhy does Codeigniter do so well in benchmarks even if it doesn’t follow the language standards?
I see many people spitting on Codeigniter, saying that it is a framework junk that refuses to follow the "language patterns". But I find it strange to say this of the framework that has the best…
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viewsDifference between Compact function and literal array assignment
According to the PHP documentation, the function compact. For each of the parameters passed, compact() looks for a variable with the name specified in the symbol table and adds it in the output…
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viewsSmallest unit of time possible
What would be the smallest unit of time that is currently possible to measure using ordinary computers? As far as I can tell,.
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viewsThread in Java and Nodejs
We know that benchmarks are specific measures and do not count for all cases, certainly what and how you measure matters a lot, so I will try to be very specific. In the case of a server having…
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viewsProblems with Python performance testing
A group of friends and I are starting an initiative to create a Reset on github in order to test the performance (benchmark) of http services implemented in various languages and frameworks. One of…
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viewsTool to evaluate the energy expenditure of the applications that are running on Iphone
I did some research and I wasn’t successful, so I thought I’d come here and ask for your help. I wonder if you know any tool/ app that can evaluate the battery power expenditure of the applications…
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viewsPerformance of conditionals in R: how to accelerate this process?
I am working with a data.frame with more than 29 million lines, and I need to do some validations exchanging the data if necessary, but I am using ifelse which is extremely slow, there is some way…
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viewsRuby on Rails, how to improve the performance of the Hash to Activerecord transformation?
I am having a performance problem when transforming a hash for the activerecord model objects, the hash is returned by Gem Savon after consuming a web service. Benckmark has a relatively high time…