Hi all, hey, it's not like I crumble at the sound of the slightest criticism ;-) Open Source is about this. Ideas, feedback, etc. Only then can we get better!
I think I can draw two conclusions: - For Pycon, and maybe permanently, a general comparison against CPython or an overall timeline would be better. I see I have about 1 week to come up with something. - If Maciej, who obviously is a developer, doesn't think that the report, or "recent results" feature is useful, that means that at the very least it needs tweaking. I will think and experiment with different possibilities. For one I will increase the threshold again, to 5 o 6% so that there is a higher signal to noise ratio. I can also imagine showing two numbers: one for the biggest improvement and one for the biggest regression. And maybe the average. We'll see. If anyone has a clear idea of how that could become more useful please share. Cheers, Miquel 2011/2/27 Laura Creighton <[email protected]>: > In a message of Sun, 27 Feb 2011 21:57:33 +0200, Maciej Fijalkowski writes: >>Hey. >> >>Just my 5 cents. >> >>It would be cool if default view has a down-scaled version of >>comparison against CPython. I can look anywhere for recent changes. >>Also the recent changes as they're now are not very informative and I >>don't use them at all. They stick around, so I don't know if they're >>new or old. I'm also as interested in good as in bad changes. Simply >>this: http://speed.pypy.org/changes/ is way more informative. >> >>Can we either just remove the red recent changes for now or simply put >>a vs cpython, scaled down graph there? >> >>At least for pycon this seems like a better way to go. >> >>Cheers, >>fijal >> >>PS. Miquel, don't get me wrong, I think you're doing an awesome job, >>the speed website itself was a huge step forward for us. > > This sounds good to me as well, and I too don't want Miquel to think > that I am ungrateful for all his hard work. The site is really good > for us, and thank you. > > Laura > _______________________________________________ [email protected] http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/pypy-dev
