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[DRAFT] add Nanojournalist #29
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If you could take a look at tealquaternion.camdvr.org and let me know if there's anything missing or if you have any suggestions that would be appreciated. The error bars look useful. Also, this looks a lot easier to setup. |
If a "latest data" compressed arrow file is made available (compressed it should be ~40 MB), I could easily have that be automatically used and periodically re-downloaded with the GLMakie demo I shared in |
I agree, e.g. comparing locally collected benchmarks with the site would be a pain. |
https://github.com/tecosaur/julia-nanosoldier-aggregation is now public, and using the arrow preview of the data @cpfiffer kindly provided. |
This is super cool! Thanks for running that. |
@cpfiffer have you got an near-term plans to take this further? I think it would be really neat it if my nanosoldier aggregation widget/dashboard could be hooked into a live/updating data source :) |
I didn't have near term plans but we could cook it up. Finding hosting is probably the hardest bit. We could also wrap this in a Genie app as well, perhaps? |
If we were to use say compressed arrow files, that's small enough for GitHub releases isn't it? |
@cpfiffer do you anticipate getting back to this any time soon? |
Probably not, I'm fairly swamped with work/new job stuff/etc. Might be a bit.
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This PR adds Nanojournalist, which tracks the time series evolution of all the tests in the benchmark folder.
This is very very unpolished and I mostly wanted to put this as a draft in case anyone wants to take a look, but there is just a litany of hideous code in here.
Some RFCs: