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Open Source Product | aether is a memory leak management tool for visualizing and tracking memory usage in real-time for JS applications.
• Designed, developed, and published an NPM package to visualize heap snapshots, allowing for real-time memory management of memory leaks.
• Architected a Node/Express server with custom-designed middleware that allows for fast, lightweight, scalable, and efficient handling of I/O-heavy workloads with straightforward processing of asynchronicity utilizing the event loop paradigm.
• Deployed Websockets to establish persistent, real-time, event-based communication, reducing HTTP overhead and data-transfer latency.
• Designed an interface with React to display reusable components providing swift rendering and clean abstraction of the UI, reducing the redundancy of creating duplicate components, modularizing the application for increased developer productivity.
• Implemented React Router to allow low latency page transitions, while providing a dynamic UI that takes advantage of the virtual DOM to render components independently, minimizing the amount of re-rendering required when updating the SPA and ensuring modularity.
• Utilized Chart.js library to visualize the results of memory heap snapshots, making it easier to analyze the memory consumption of the application being tested, displaying the outcomes in a chart/graph format.
• Configured Webpack for code splitting, bundling of files and code modularity, while allowing for more maintainable and modular components that are only loaded on demand for improved rendering.
• Leveraged Heapdump library to generate a report with memory footprint of a user application to allow analyzing and tracing memory leaks in node environment.
