In any case, if you can lock your clocks, I suggest you do so. It may not matter significantly for your particular testi

Venues or platforms in the modern world, have a moral and ethical responsibility to their suppliers and customers. Treating suppliers fairly is their responsibility and should be good for business. In theory, it means more choice, better experiences and a more productive economic environment. In practice, this is difficult.

After locking the clocks, I had everything in place: a system that could reproduce my startup situation with reliable consistency, and a simple command-line I could execute that would return a stream of results. I was able to copy the results, paste them into a spreadsheet, and analyze them (by comparing my startup averages to various before/after situations I wanted to experiment with).

Ideally, I wouldn’t need an article to explain how to do all of this. And honestly, you don’t need all of the explanation above. (But it’s always more interesting to know how and why things work, isn’t it?) All you really need is the single for() loop shell command, along with the optional approach of locking the clocks.

Running the clocks at high frequencies for too long tends to make them overheat. I don’t know how the system would respond to this (hopefully it would down-clock them or shut down the system automatically before there were serious problems), but I don’t really want to find out.

Unfortunately, locking CPU frequency manually can be tricky. Fortunately, the AndroidX benchmark library makes it simple. In fact, you don’t even need to write code for the benchmark APIs; you can use the library just to get the handy lockClocks and unlockClocks utilities that it provides.

In the interests of simpler performance testing and analysis, and better application performance in general, the team is investigating ways to simplify this process. Stay tuned for more on that when we have anything to share. But in the meantime, I hope the commands and information above are helpful for your startup testing needs.

The benchmark utility locks clocks at an easily sustainable level, not a high-performance level. If the clocks were running as high as possible instead, you might get better performance, but:

Note that you will want to unlock the clocks when you are done with your testing. The device will unlock them on reboot, but you can also unlock them by running the opposite gradle task:

You want test results with realistic, or even poor, performance, like many of your users will see in the field. You do not want to only see best-case performance, which is not what people would typically see in reality.

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That output was a pretty good indication that it worked on my Pixel 2. An even better indication was that my startup tests now took significantly longer than they did before. But wait, why are locked clocks slower?

In the interests of simpler performance testing and analysis, and better application performance in general, the team is investigating ways to simplify this process. Stay tuned for more on that when we have anything to share. But in the meantime, I hope the commands and information above are helpful for your startup testing needs.

In a shopping centre, you might have space next to the front door, with a big window, looking out onto the street. And space at the back, in a dark corner, with no windows. One is obviously better than the other. The venue should feel a responsibility for correcting this.

A marketplace could be a regular farmers market, a mall/shopping centre, or any of today’s more popular marketplaces, like app stores and Amazon. But with the growth of big tech companies and online marketplaces, the transparency you get at a physical marketplace is gone and the trust is disappearing. We’re moving towards monopolies controlling what we see, what we buy and taking all of the benefits without accountability.

There are three types of people in a marketplace; customers, suppliers and the venue. The venue hosts the suppliers, the suppliers get to sell their products, and the customers get what they want. Simple. It works because of a fundamental amount of trust placed on the venue. Customers get to browse more products, trusting that the venue vets the suppliers. Suppliers get exposed to more customers, trusting that the venue treats all suppliers fairly. And venues grow as suppliers join up.