The recently released Beta 2 of Internet Explorer 8 contains a lot of improvements which are aimed at making developing web applications on Internet Explorer 8 easier and more productive. One of these improvements is the JScript Profiler in Developer Tools, which provides critical JScript related performance data to a web developer that helps identify and fix performance related issues. We believe the Profiler is going to be a very helpful tool to fine tune the performance of the scripts in a web application. It is lightweight, easy-to-use and provides the following features:
- Provides performance data for JScript functions in two views:
- Functions View – a flat listing of all the functions
- Call Tree view – a hierarchical listing of the functions based on the call flow
- Supports exporting the data to a file
- Provides an inferred name for anonymous functions
- Profiles built-in JScript functions
- Supports multiple profile reports
- Supports profiling across page navigation and refreshes
This post gives an overview of the Profiler and highlights some of its features. We hope you will try it out and give us your feedback.
New Zealand IE8 Taskforce : Introducing the IE8 Developer Tools JScript Profiler
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