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Yes but are all the tests running locally?
If they are that would explain why its fast. -
Never trust benchmarks.
In 20 years I can count the good benchmarks I found with my hands.
By good I mean that they not only crunched the numbers but they explained in great length their way of benchmarking, their findings - possible interactions et cetera.
That aside...
Congratulations :) Sounds great! -
@IntrusionCM it's not a benchmarking tool.
it's actual code which uses prod APIs. Each cell of the table is an individual component with diffrent rendering logic (colors, aligns etc) based on user preferences and other settings.
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Wish me luck.
Deploying Blazor app for the first time in prod in about a month.
Did tests. Curent infrastructure can hold around 70 concurent sessions with no problems. (probably more, 70 was the limit in my browser).
I tested each sessiuon with 70.000 line table. (Yep whole 70.000 lines for each session with a virtual scroll).
Shit is fast. Too fast even. I'm waiting for other shoe to drop, but so far in simulated tests it's amazing.
Let's talk in 2 month AFTER prod deploy.
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