Load Testing & JMeter Blog
OctoPerf v13.1 is out, with long awaited features like Jira integration and variables that you can share between virtual users. We also developed a new recorder that allows you to name your transactions. And we look back at all the minor improvements since last blog post.
A look at how a JMeter test can be written in Java: build tests that run as part of the application code base to support agile development practises.
A look at how JMeter logging can be configured and used to support test creation and debugging. Logging can assist in debugging your tests and understanding how you configure this is useful!
Our goal in this blog post is to create a website crawler to identify broken links and references. We will use OctoPerf but the same can be achieved with JMeter.
How to use the trackBy function of the *ngFor structural directive to optimize changes made to the DOM tree and thus optimize performances when updating a large list of items?
How to use web-workers to externalize time-consuming operations in a background thread and further improve the performances of an Angular application?
How to use JMeter test results to inform decisions on how future performance testing load profiles can be defined.
Understanding and using virtual-scrolling to improve the performances of an Angular application that displays a large number of elements.
Understanding the Angular change detection cycle. Measuring its execution time. Understanding and using the ChangeDetectionStrategy to improve performances.
Why calling functions in Angular template expressions is bad practice and can have huge performance impact on your application?
