Add counters for better insight into frequency... #316
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Thoughts @krisselden / @stefanpenner? |
Adds simple lightweight counters to each of the public API methods, event counts, etc. The idea here is that we can begin getting better insight into which operations are the most common in _real_ applications. This will help us know which things are more important from a performance perspective...
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Dist output impact: BeforeAfter |
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Sounds useful, abit bummed out that it increases the payload, but not really by much. |
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Adds simple lightweight counters to each of the public API methods, event counts, etc. The idea here is that we can begin getting better insight into which operations are the most common in real applications. This will help us know which things are more important from a performance perspective...