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Archive for May, 2008
From Ralf S. Engelschall:
* jquery.debug.js
From GlyphX:
* jquery.xslTransform.js - works with sarissa to work the XSLT magic on the client side, in jquery fashion
From Oliver Steele:
* jquery.profile.js - gotta love profiling - which can also be done with firebug
From Mike Alsup, Dave Methvin, Bennett McElwee:
* jquery.corner.js
The guys over at LIIP have patched the xsl extension to provide profiling capabilities. Its not too detailed, but it provide the most important information about what templates are being called, and how long they are taking to be processed:
number match name mode Calls Tot 100us Avg
0 / 1 202 202
1 thematic-button 3 30 10
Total 4 232
It may surprise you what comes up! My dynamic CSS scripts were taking almost a full second to process because I was including a lot of nodes in the tree that wasn’t needed.
I’m using “k” in the word cool because its also kcachegrind that makes it so. What is xDebug? Its a PHP extension that allows you to trace and debug what’s going on inside your big messy PHP application. Cool!
You end up with a kcachegrind view like this:
