
The three windows in the screenshot show stats on "Network Traffic," "CPU Load," and "Reads/Writes," and Apple also says devs will be able to track user events and even the OpenGL video driver. Looks like it will bring all the new tracking tools and analysis junk (technical term) together in a browsable, graphical interface, which means an easier time for devs, which means better apps for all of us. Groovy!













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6-12-2007 @ 1:56PM
echoz said...
uses DTrace that's newly built into the darwin kernel...
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6-12-2007 @ 3:49PM
Brandon said...
Looks like Project D-Light: http://java.sun.com/javaone/sf/media_shell.jsp?id=192569
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6-12-2007 @ 7:20PM
FamousPete said...
Groovy? I can write my OS X apps in Groovy (http://groovy.codehaus.org)?! SWEET!
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6-13-2007 @ 1:56AM
Thom Brooks said...
Uh, isn't there already an OS X app called XRay?
http://www.brockerhoff.net/xray/
Apple is so arrogant sometimes.
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