Live Coding: Let’s Build a Performance Measurement Tool for Android
summary
Shows how to build a performance-measurement tool for any Android app by using Android Debug Bridge (adb) commands and Linux/Android system files. Demonstrates leveraging Android’s Linux foundation to gather metrics and then tests the tool on real apps, including production or competitor apps.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Android performance measurement
- 2:0960 FPS limitations
- 5:40ADB for production performance
- 14:34Measurement tools impact
- 16:02Android source for optimal measures
- 20:17Real-time CPU thread usage
- 24:17Kotlin CPU data analysis script
- 36:15FPS with atrace and Choreographer
- 39:06Real-time FPS counting script
- 43:51Conclusion
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