Frames/second Readout as a Bookmarklet
This is a very simple FPS counter – it's meant to be used as a quick way to get a feel for the runtime performance of a given website. It timestamps every animation frame and averages over the last 60 frames – and it should be fast enough to not pollute the readings significantly.
To test it out, just click the button below and watch the lower right-hand side corner. To “install” it, just drag the button below to your bookmarks toolbar.
Once the link is in your bookmarks bar, load up some horribly bloated site and click it - it should give you a frames/second readout at the bottom right corner of the screen like on this page. If it doesn't read around 60 (which is where the framerate is capped in most browsers), you're allowed one scoff. And then you have to write “This could've just as easily been my site” in your terminal 100 times without the use of a scripting language. Be humble, performance doesn't come easy.
List of Projects
- Frøken KlokkenI mere end 80 år har nationalklenodiet frøken Klokken trofast forsynet danskerne med præcise klokkeslæt. Men mobiltelefoner, internettet og radiostyrede ure har gjort tjenesten så godt som overflødig. Sådan har det ikke altid været. Der var engang hvor Frøken Klokken var en teknisk revolution som tusindvis af mennesker dagligt tog kontakt til.
- Sophie Løhde GeneratorSophie Løhde is a Danish politician on the economic liberalist side. She recently posted a picture on Twitter calling out a rival politician. She did so in a much too meme-friendly way for me to resist.
- js-countriesA fairly comprehensive nugget of a JavaScript module that contains all the stuff you need when dealing with countries.
- Solver for gangetabel.dkA bookmarklet that will solve the 9 x 9 board of multiplication in no time at all. A hack I came up with to beat my 11 year old son. Yes ... I stoop that low.
- Bookmarklet that strips JS and CSSA bookmarklet that gives you the ability to turn off JavaScript and CSS on any site with the click of a button. It was made as an aid to help make better decisions about the actual structure of your markup - you could also just use it to reminisce about the 1990s.
- Frames/second Readout as a BookmarkletA bookmarklet that adds a very simple FPS readout meant to be used as a quick way to get a feel for a real time runtime performance gauge for a given website. It timestamps every animation frame and averages over the last 60 frames.