Still active?
ravensorb opened this issue · comments
Is the project still active? Seems like its been years since any major work was done.
It is, but we haven't been focused on .NET Classic for a while.
Is there something specific you'd like to see on the .NET Classic side?
I guess the bigger question is since the announcement of v2 Beta 1 back in November 2015, things have been quiet. ;-)
Is there a RoadMap as to when v2 will be coming for all flavours? .NET 4.7 (WebForms, MVC), EF 6.x and of course .NET Core?
@natiki I was curious about the same thing. I noticed that there hasn't been any activity on any of the branches so I was curious if this is still an active project. Specifically I was curious if there are plans for supporting ASP.NET core as well azure and self hosted web sites (like NancyFx and OWIN).
@ravensorb Be aware that they have the vNext here but also pretty quiet there as well.
A lot has been happening in the Glimpse world since we have joined Microsoft... most of this is around prototyping and experimenting with different ways in which diagnostics can be made better. Work on the exact experence that we released earlier has been a little slower than we would have liked, but @natiki is right about the prototype repo and if you have a look at some of the branches there has been activity. That said, this is now a part of a larger unit of work and once its ready I hope that it will help fill gaps and be an awesome experence. If it helps we are working on this all day long, every day and every night and we can't wait to share more with you asap.
This is great news! Any chance there is a roadmap or list of ideas that are being considered? I think Glimpse has been an awesome tool and I am hoping to see it move forward to support things like multiple application and maybe even centralized logging (consider a webapp, several azure services, and several mobile apps that are part of a larger single app)
Is the jump in issue label still relevant, when there is vNext somewhere else? Especially issue #226?
I ask, because the project is listed at up-for-grabs.net: http://up-for-grabs.net/#/tags/profiling
The ASPNET version seems to have been sidelined for a NodeJS experience instead:
Would it be possible to, at least, merge the fixes and release a new version of the classic version ?
We have a blocking issue with #772 in production, and no new package gets released on nuget although it seems to be fixed already.
This has blocked us from using glimpse in production for a while.
Also there are other small fixes waiting to get merged.
I don’t get it.
A little bit of history, correct me if I am wrong:
- Glimpse is a great tool, v2 is in the pipeline
- July 2015 : Glimpse is bought by Microsoft
- November 2015 : Glimpse v2 beta 1 release
- November 2015 : Scott Hanselman talking about Glimpse v2 at the ASP.NET 5 RC1 launch
at //Connect(); - 2016 : ????
- May 2017 : Project Glimpse : Node Edition announced 0_o (beautiful btw first time I am jealous over node developer ;))
Wait a minute, did I miss something? Because I really don’t get it.
Did Microsoft bought Glimpse to kill it so that there is no competition with Application insights?
Because I don’t see Microsoft not pushing Glimpse for Asp.net core for another reason.
But, why don’t you tell us?
Will these sort of issues #772 ever be fixed? It has been years that it a fix was introduced but it does not look like it has ever been merged. Really like Glimpse shame that things just get abandoned like that.
Please kill and archive the project officially if you are not going to support it.
The website is throwing a 404 and there's been little activity in the repository for years. I'd be skeptical that we'd get more definitive than that.
I'd love to see it officially archived so that it doesn't confuse people finding it in google searches. I mean I'd love to see the v2 finished, but if thats not happening just archive it.
Does anybody know of a fork of Glimpse that's actively being maintained?
Does anybody know of a fork of Glimpse that's actively being maintained?
The website was redirected to the repository, and a PR fixing the markdown in the readme was merged, but that's the only activity I've seen.
@Bouke yes, it's here : https://github.com/MiniProfiler
It works and it's maintained. We switched to it.
It looks like "Application Insights" / Monitor took over, has anyone tried it?
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-gb/pricing/details/monitor/ - it looks like you get 5GB for free each month which should be plenty for smaller projects.
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/aspnet/application-insights-for-asp-net-5-youre-in-control/
I don’t get it.
A little bit of history, correct me if I am wrong:* Glimpse is a great tool, v2 is in the pipeline * July 2015 : Glimpse is bought by Microsoft * November 2015 : Glimpse v2 beta 1 release * November 2015 : Scott Hanselman talking about Glimpse v2 at the ASP.NET 5 RC1 launch at //Connect(); * 2016 : ???? * May 2017 : Project Glimpse : Node Edition announced 0_o (beautiful btw first time I am jealous over node developer ;))Wait a minute, did I miss something? Because I really don’t get it.
Did Microsoft bought Glimpse to kill it so that there is no competition with Application insights?
Because I don’t see Microsoft not pushing Glimpse for Asp.net core for another reason.
But, why don’t you tell us?
and don't forget
* 2018/06 Microsoft buy the Github for 7,5 Milliard US-Dollar
In Plan :
Windows and Microsoft Services Online Account..
after all, they are want to bind the customer to yourself ..
don't laugh , it's real !
thaa.thaa..thaaaaaaa.....
therefore is Reactos important.. to have a Choice in WinNT with GPL2..
create a own independence Github on an private server and branch Reactos
and save the code .. Create an Independent Reactosforum (without programmers as Moderators),
create a Independent Codestack and create in Frace a Liberty Club for Reactos, because the German kicks all out what's they don't like.. Take out the Reactos of the Germans hands.. specially out of a hand from an Bavarian ..
best
Blacky
@Bouke yes, it's here : https://github.com/MiniProfiler
It works and it's maintained. We switched to it.
It's a nice alternative. Not a fork. Also Glimpse provides a lot more insights than MiniProfiler. As long as you're still on .Net Framework (non Core), Glimpse remains a very interesting tool.
As regards to Application Insights; I've tried that for local development. I found it to be severly lacking, and I don't think it's a good use-case. Application Insights seems to be mostly for systems running in production, as it will drop (throttle) data arbitrarily and data takes minutes to appear. Development requires direct feedback, and thus a local solution. Application Insights has a similar mode, but I found that (mentally) parsing the data in Visual Studio to be very hard. So Glimpse or MiniProfiler it is (for me).