Activities/Thumbs View in Journal
Summary
Add thumbs view to Journal.
Owner
- Name: Aleksey Lim
- Email: send an email
Current status
- Targeted release: 0.86
- Last updated: Sat Aug 29 13:38:41 UTC 2009
- Percentage of completion: 90%
Detailed Description
Implement thumbs view mockup.
Benefit to Sugar
In process..
Scope
- shell code
Implementation
Memory usage with thumbs for ds and non-ds objects
Scroll and requery thumbs and list view during 5 min.
| sugar-session | sugar-presence-service | datastore-service | len(gc.objects()) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 252m 25m | 33761 | ||
| 400m 50m | 120m 14m | 113m 12m | 53423 |
| 402m 52m | 120m 14m | 113m 12m | 54939 |
| 403m 53m | 120m 14m | 113m 12m | 56071 |
| 402m 52m | 120m 14m | 113m 12m | 57104 |
| 410m 52m | 120m 14m | 113m 12m | 57991 |
| 411m 53m | 120m 14m | 113m 12m | 59458 |
Memory usage with thumbs for ds objects
Scroll and requery thumbs and list view during 5 min.
| sugar-session | sugar-presence-service | datastore-service | len(gc.objects()) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 252m 25m | 33757 | ||
| 319m 47m | 120m 14m | 113m 12m | 53210 |
| 319m 47m | 120m 14m | 113m 12m | 54942 |
| 319m 47m | 120m 14m | 113m 12m | 56154 |
| 319m 48m | 120m 14m | 113m 12m | 58475 |
| 320m 48m | 120m 14m | 113m 12m | 62065 |
| 321m 49m | 120m 14m | 113m 12m | 63102 |
Memory usage without thumbs
Scroll and requery list view(from trunk) during 5 min.
| sugar-session | sugar-presence-service | datastore-service | len(gc.objects()) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 251m 24m | 33751 | ||
| 314m 44m | 121m 14m | 114m 13m | 51101 |
| 315m 44m | 121m 14m | 115m 14m | 53334 |
| 315m 45m | 121m 14m | 116m 15m | 56375 |
| 315m 45m | 121m 14m | 116m 15m | 59084 |
| 318m 48m | 121m 14m | 117m 16m | 63172 |
| 320m 50m | 121m 14m | 118m 17m | 67776 |
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User Experience
If this feature is noticeable by its target audience, how will their experiences change as a result? Describe what they will see or notice.
Dependencies
Just regular glucose dependencies.
Contingency Plan
None necessary, revert to previous release behaviour.
Documentation
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