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QUIC BenchmarksThis repository is a set of tools to benchmark, compare, and analyze QUIC and TCP performance of production endpoints. So far, we have used this tool on endpoints from Google, Facebook, and Cloudflare which are detailed in endpoints.json.The general workflow for our benchmark comprises of the below steps:Use various QUIC and TCP clients to send requests to production endpointsGather logs and metrics from these requests in various formatsCreate visualizations from these metrics and logsClientsQUIC (HTTP/3)Google ChromeFacebook ProxygenNgtcp2TCP (HTTP/2)Google ChromecURLIn order to use these clients, you can build them locally or use Docker images, which we automatically download with our tool.SetupBuilding LocallyDownload and build Proxygen, Ngtcp2, and cURL clients. You do not need to build Chrome.Once you have these clients installed, modify local.json with their respective paths. You will notice in local.json that the paths are currently from my machine.For Chrome, we use Puppeteer which automatically downloads Chrome in node_modules. So you will need Node.js to run npm install in the ./chrome directory.Now that you have all clients setup, you will need Python 3 to run our benchmarking script.Run pip3 install -r requirements.txt to download Python depedencies for our benchmarking script.Docker (In Progress)You will need Python 3 to run our benchmarking script, which automatically downloads the necessary Docker images. These Docker images are described in docker.jsonRun pip3 install -r requirements.txt to download Python depedencies for our benchmarking script.In config.json, modify the value of the local key to be false.Usage ./run_benchmark.sh [dir] [dir] - Directory path to store resultsOur benchmarking configuration is found in config.json. Each key in our config has a description which describes its purpose.

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The HTTP server that we use for Live Preview to instrument HTML files.How do I use a browser other than Google Chrome? You can't, for now. For all platforms, Brackets only supports Chrome and Chromium.Live Development doesn't work with the Chromium browser. How can I fix it? If you want to use the Chromium browser for Live Development, you will need to add symlink the file /usr/bin/google-chrome to the chromium executable which is normally located at /usr/bin/chromium-browser. All it should take is sudo ln -s /usr/bin/chromium-browser /usr/bin/google-chrome.What IDE or tools should I use to work on brackets-shell? Anything you want.I really want to use Brackets in my browser instead of the native shell. How do I do that? This use case is unsupported currently. However, there is a (somewhat stale) in-browser branch that implements required file system functionality. See this Google Group thread for an introduction.Log2014-01-05: Removed the known issue with Live Development and restarting Chrome. This was already resolved2013-08-29: Removed Slow Startup, Extension Manager, HTML Highlighting and File rename and delete from known issues. Removed Grunt from FAQ. All fixed in sprint 30.2013-08-09: Added download link2013-06-24: Updated known issues and FAQ. jasonsanjose2013-06-22: Created. Pointer to dev wiki page. Placeholder for end users until download and documentation plans are in place. jasonsanjose