Case Study: Scala’s Compiler – Part 1
How to analyze the performance behavior of software without actually timing the execution of methods.
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How to analyze the performance behavior of software without actually timing the execution of methods.
A new standard defining concepts and architectural building blocks necessary for infrastructures to support SOA and cloud initiatives.
An intro to a series of articles on the performance analysis of Scala’s compiler in which problematic behavioral patterns are identified.
Tuning the startup times of software is hard because the performance measurement itself is hard.
Both time and space are important dimensions that should be considered in the management of applications in the cloud.
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