Benchmark Builder

What is a Benchmark Builder?

Compare performance and execution speed of JavaScript code snippets side-by-side. Measures operations per second (ops/sec), average execution latency (ms), and percentage performance differences directly in your browser.

Why Use This Tool?

  • JS Optimization: Test whether `for` loops, `Array.map()`, or `for...of` run faster in V8 engines.
  • Algorithm Testing: Compare execution speed of string concatenation vs array join or regex parsing.
  • Code Refactoring: Ensure refactored code executes faster than legacy code.

How to Use

  1. Enter Test Code Block A and Test Code Block B.
  2. Set iteration count or time limit (e.g. 100,000 iterations).
  3. Click "Run Benchmark" to view ops/sec, execution times, and winner comparison.

Real Working Example

Input:

Snippet A: [1,2,3].map(x => x*2) | Snippet B: for loop array multiplication

Output Result:

Snippet A: 1,240,000 ops/sec | Snippet B: 8,450,000 ops/sec | Winner: Snippet B (581% faster)

Important Technical Details & Formulas

  • High-Resolution Timer: Uses `performance.now()` microsecond sampling to avoid timing inaccuracies.
  • Warmup Iterations: Runs JIT warmup iterations to ensure accurate V8 engine optimization benchmarking.
  • 100% Local Execution: JS code runs locally inside browser web workers.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does the benchmark builder measure JS performance?

It executes each function repeatedly over a fixed time window using performance.now() to measure operations per second.

Does it run in a isolated Web Worker?

Yes, benchmarks execute in Web Workers to prevent freezing the UI main thread.

Is it free?

Yes, 100% free.

Are my code snippets sent to a server?

No, all benchmark execution happens 100% locally in your browser.

What is the main function of Benchmark Builder?

Easily compare execution time and operations per second (ops/sec) of JavaScript functions side-by-side in your browser. This tool processes benchmark builder data 100% locally inside your web browser.