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So... yes... and then what? To date, I haven't been especially worried about performance, because a working "something" is better than an optimised high-performance "nothing". But, as Toga matures, I can see how benchmarking could be a useful tool to make sure that new code doesn't introduce unacceptable regressions in performance. Picking a tool is essentially the last part of the process. The questions I have are:
If you want to propose adding a benchmark suite to Toga, those are the questions we need answered first, before we pick a tool - if only because the answers to those questions could well influence tool choice. |
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Hi Folks, since beeware is familiar with pytest, I'd recommend to start setting up benchmarks and use https://pytest-benchmark.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ in order to do it.
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