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Palette

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Monitor interaction/pageload/react latency and JS profiles from end users. It's like chrome devtools, in production.

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Notion integrated Palette to solve these challenges. Palette (Palette) collects production JavaScript profiles, traces, and metrics from end users. They configured Palette to profile 3% of all keypresses, sending 60B data points every two weeks.

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Introducing Palette Palette (palette.dev) - the next generation of web performance monitoring. It features: - Production JavaScript profiling - First-class interaction performance metrics - Chrome Devtools-like perf debugging experience See how Notion used

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"Best technical deep dive I have read in a while!" -- Principle Web Performance Eng @ Microsoft If you're building a large, JS heavy web app, you might find production JS profiling interesting, check it out. palette.dev/blog/improving…

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frontend production performance tools like datadog feel like toys next to local tools (ie. chrome devtools). they lack full context by fragmenting tracing, metrics, and profiling data across separate views/products, forcing devs to lean on chrome devtools to fix prod perf

frontend production performance tools like datadog feel like toys next to local tools (ie. chrome devtools).

they lack full context by fragmenting tracing, metrics, and profiling data across separate views/products, forcing devs to lean on chrome devtools to fix prod perf