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    <p>My site is pretty standard ecom site, it isn't a JS backed standalone app or anything, it's just a site which uses JS for standard stuff, as well as some jquery plugins to do a few things.</p> <p>I'm trying to do some JS memory evaluation on my site. I've done this by looking at the Chrome Task Manager and through Heap Snapshots.</p> <p>Initailly my site on first load sits between 35MB (i.e 35,000K) and 40MB on the task manager. This is the largest of any tab, if I have several tabs of other websites open at the same time. If I refesh the page it jumps up to 55-60, another refresh sees it jump to 65-70MB.</p> <p>On a normal page in a workflow, it fluctuates between 45-65 (sometimes 75 depending on what you're doing). Clicking around and doing the workflow from page to page sees the memory jump up to 85-100, and increases as you continue through the site.</p> <p>I've tried to do a few things like check for:</p> <ul> <li>detacted nodes</li> <li>heap snapshots &amp; looking at the deltas</li> <li>amix's MemoryLeakChecker checking size of objects</li> </ul> <p>I'd need a deeper dive to look for circular references or closure problems.</p> <p>Heap snapshots don't reveal much, most of the top lists are (array), (string), (system). The snapshots sit between 4.8MB, 5.1MB, 5.8MB, 6.8MB and increase.</p> <p>I've got a few questions as result:</p> <ul> <li><code>How do I understand the different metrics between snapshot memory and task manager memory</code></li> <li><code>Are there any good tutorials (apart from the ones on the Google Developers site)?</code></li> <li><code>How much memory is considered acceptable? Given in the task manager my site is always the highest?</code></li> <li><code>Do I have a memory leak? Apart from the steps I've described above (which I haven't found anything concrete from) is there any other ways I can find leaks?</code></li> <li><code>Can you suggest any tools apart from the Chrome Dev Tools (a lot of the tools mentioned on Google for Firefox are not compatible with the latest version, eg: Leak Monitor for FF)</code></li> </ul> <p>As a side note, most of my functions are low key operations, and don't exceed 200ms (based on a CPU profile). What is a good benchmark I should be aiming for? Is 200ms high?</p>
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