

Google App Engine Mini Profiler - timf
http://bjk5.com/post/6944602865/google-app-engine-mini-profiler

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tghw
Just put it in a GAE project I've been working on for the past couple weeks. 
Looks great so far! 

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kamens
Thanks Tyler, thrilled to hear it might help.  Always comforting to know it
didn't explode the first early adopter's project ;)

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tghw
Yup, it's working as advertised (a.k.a.  awesomely!)  Had to modify how the
template tag was being imported for Jinja2, but that was dead simple. 

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kamens
Makes sense

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pakeha
Can anyone recommend a rails utility with similar functionality / UI ? 

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acangiano
You don't mind paying, <http://NewRelic.com> is excellent. 

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spicyj
It actually appears that their tracking can be used free in development mode
without their server; it could probably be adapted to be used on a live site
without their service as well. 

<https://github.com/newrelic/rpm>

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pakeha
I've used NewRelic quite a bit in the past, but only in production.  I never
really though of using it in dev.  It would be good if there was a browser
plugin or something to give immediate feedback about the most request that
loaded the current page, as shown in the article. 

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benatkin
Great demo!  One of the most interesting ones I've seen.  I liked seeing the
AJAX requests appear as I was playing chess. 

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jmitcheson
Can you provide some info on how this relates to AppStats? 

The American Psycho copy on the page gave me a lol, btw :)

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kamens
Appstats is used to capture all the RPC timing and call stacks, but unlike
ordinary setups you don't have to configure AppStats or unleash on a minority
of real users to avoid perf overhead. 

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wiradikusuma
care to share about on how it works?  i'm thinking of porting it to gae/java. 

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kermitthehermit
It looks great! 

Could it also work for regular WSGI webapps outside of GAE? 

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kamens
While this specific project relies on a lot of GAE's batteries-included stuff
like memcache and Appstats, please feel free to fork and support new
environments. 

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mcotton
Thank you, this looks great.