angularJs and jasmine performance issues
I have been tasked with performance enhancement across our entire angularjs app, filled with controllers, services, components and more, all unit tested with jasmine.
One of the performance issues I see is DOM node size, which seems are a result of a ton of methods and vars being added to the scope object so that it can be properly tested against in unit tests.
Is there away around this issue, aside from just throwing everything in a service, or is that the recommended pattern?
I definitely notice a performance enhancement when removing items from DOM so i feel like this definitely needs to be addressed.
angularjs performance unit-testing jasmine
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I have been tasked with performance enhancement across our entire angularjs app, filled with controllers, services, components and more, all unit tested with jasmine.
One of the performance issues I see is DOM node size, which seems are a result of a ton of methods and vars being added to the scope object so that it can be properly tested against in unit tests.
Is there away around this issue, aside from just throwing everything in a service, or is that the recommended pattern?
I definitely notice a performance enhancement when removing items from DOM so i feel like this definitely needs to be addressed.
angularjs performance unit-testing jasmine
asked Nov 14 '18 at 2:31
efsnickefsnick
668
add a comment |
I have been tasked with performance enhancement across our entire angularjs app, filled with controllers, services, components and more, all unit tested with jasmine.
One of the performance issues I see is DOM node size, which seems are a result of a ton of methods and vars being added to the scope object so that it can be properly tested against in unit tests.
Is there away around this issue, aside from just throwing everything in a service, or is that the recommended pattern?
I definitely notice a performance enhancement when removing items from DOM so i feel like this definitely needs to be addressed.
angularjs performance unit-testing jasmine
asked Nov 14 '18 at 2:31
efsnickefsnick
668
I have been tasked with performance enhancement across our entire angularjs app, filled with controllers, services, components and more, all unit tested with jasmine.
One of the performance issues I see is DOM node size, which seems are a result of a ton of methods and vars being added to the scope object so that it can be properly tested against in unit tests.
Is there away around this issue, aside from just throwing everything in a service, or is that the recommended pattern?
I definitely notice a performance enhancement when removing items from DOM so i feel like this definitely needs to be addressed.
angularjs performance unit-testing jasmine
angularjs performance unit-testing jasmine
asked Nov 14 '18 at 2:31
efsnickefsnick
668
asked Nov 14 '18 at 2:31
efsnickefsnick
668
asked Nov 14 '18 at 2:31
efsnickefsnick
668
asked Nov 14 '18 at 2:31
efsnickefsnick
668
asked Nov 14 '18 at 2:31
efsnickefsnick
668
668
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