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I made PigCI after I a small update caused a memory leak to take down an application I was working on. Even though my tests were passing, they were actually eating memory and I had no idea. Right now it works using a Gem which you configure to run on top of your RSpec feature & request tests, when it's complete it'll (optionally) send a summary to PigCI's GitHub App, which will pass/fail the...
PigCIRails Performance Monitoring as part of CI
PigCi helps track key metrics such as Memory Usage, Database Requests & request time during your test suite. If your test suite shows a dramatic increase in a metric, it'll fail that PR stopping a slow down from being deployed.
PigCIRails Performance Monitoring as part of CI
Mike Rogersleft a comment
Good work @tomkadwill ! This is just what I've been wanting for my blog/a few of my apps for a while now! What are your plans for monetisation ?
PR SchedulerSchedule when GitHub PRs get merged. Useful for static blogs
Mike Rogersleft a comment
I've been using Thyself for the last month or so, it's really interesting to see how my mood changes throughout the day (and help me identify what makes me unhappy). Pros: Very easy way to track my mood throughout the day. Cons: The default settings felt like they asked me a bit frequently, I increased the timing in the settings.
ThyselfMindful mood tracking for greater self-awareness
Provides link in the omnibar to where you can delete your account and informs you how hard it is to delete your account.
Upon clicking this icon you will be taken to the page which you can delete your account.
Just Delete Me ExtensionChrome extension to help you delete online accounts
Mike Rogersleft a comment
I got super lucky and saw this as it was developing, it has come a long way! Plus compared to the places on Google maps, this is niche focused :D Pros: Very easy to use, clear simple concept Cons: Not voting system to make the best places more obvious
Not EspressoFind the best filter, pour-over, Aeropress coffee in London
Mike Rogersleft a comment
Hello! I spent the last few months working on this after I had a client send over HTML snippets and screenshots for code changes. I'm certain everyone else has run into the same problem. I'm looking forward to hearing what you think of it!
TrackChangesShare what you've changed
TrackChanges will compare what has changed since the page has loaded, then generate a set of developer friendly files.
TrackChangesShare what you've changed