JSLitmus

Robert Kieffer has released a new tool for testing JavaScript code performance.

JSLitmus is designed specifically to allow you to quickly and easily write a JavaScript test, run it on any modern browser, and document the result.

By including the JavaScript file and a single line of code per test, loading the page in your browser will give you access to the test suite. By hitting the run button you will get a break down of each test, together with a graphical chart showing the results. You can, of course, use the testing suite in different browsers to see how your code performs in them all.

Want a demo of the tool itself? You can try it out on the JSLitmus homepage.

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