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Maxim Ivanov2016-07-15 09:42:23
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Maxim Ivanov, 2016-07-15 09:42:23

Is there any way to track the memory consumption of a JavaScript application?

The application is written in materializecss + jquery, angular, but at some point, after a certain output and transformation of the content on the page (let's say we put new data into {{ templates }} ), the application starts to slow down, this is very noticeable when CSS3 animations are triggered, there clearly sags FPS. Do I need to somehow monitor the memory or what? I myself am a junior, but here I am trying to learn how to build at least somehow complex applications,

what can be judged by this?
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Alexander, 2016-07-15
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We press F12 in chrome - we study developer tools. There is a timeline and profiles

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