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@camillobruni camillobruni commented Aug 14, 2025

Applying the same cache-busting pattern, I've created a Babylon.js-based startup workload.

  • Startup Version (parse - first-eval focused):
    • Eval a new string on every second iteration (configurable)
    • Load all class names from the babylon module
    • Set up a basic scene and run a few frames (configurable)
  • Scene Version (JS execution focused):
    • Does not measure startup
    • Sets up complex scene (parsing .glb blobs)
    • Renders and animates 100 frames

There is an ES6 and ES5 version of the same workload and they both heavily stress parse+top-level setup code with many classes.

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@camillobruni camillobruni changed the title New Workload: Babylon class-heavy startup workload New Workload: Babylon class-heavy workload Aug 15, 2025
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