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Automatically Profiling Ajax Requests

Here is an example of how we deal with profiling Ajax requests automatically in our test suite, thanks to the Blackfire Player

By Christophe Dujarric, on Mar 05, 2019

Automatically Profiling an App secured by OAuth

When scripting test scenarios for an app, a common use case requires to simulate a user logging in to an app via an OAuth. Here’s how we do this for our own tests.

By Christophe Dujarric, on Mar 01, 2019

Video – Automating Performance Testing

Watch our December 2018 webinar recording on why and how to automate performance testing, in dev, test and production.

By Beau Simensen, on Feb 12, 2019

Video – Getting Started with Blackfire

Watch our December 2018 webinar recording, and learn how to profile and read profiles with Blackfire.

By Beau Simensen, on Feb 08, 2019

Video – Introduction to Blackfire

Watch our December 2018 webinar recording on how Blackfire can support improving PHP Code performance, as a first critical step to deliver optimal end-user experience.

By Beau Simensen, on Feb 06, 2019

Learn about Blackfire at our upcoming webinars

We’re kicking off a series of webinars to help people learn about Blackfire.

By Beau Simensen, on Oct 12, 2018

Automated Testing 101

Everyone writes tests, right? Well, if you don’t, here’s a few easy things you can do to bootstrap.

By Christophe Dujarric, on Aug 30, 2018

Learn how to improve PHP performance with OpenClassRooms and Blackfire

OpenClassRooms now offers a course on PHP performance improvement, making extensive use of Blackfire to find root causes, and write performance tests.

By Christophe Dujarric, on Aug 28, 2018

Tutorial: Selling Blackfire to your boss with the help of Google

“We don’t need Blackfire, we don’t have performance problems”. A few tips for developers to let their bosses know they might be wrong.

By Christophe Dujarric, on Jun 05, 2018

Uploading a file with Blackfire Player

Let’s have a look at a use case on the file upload capacities of Blackfire Player. We’ll see how to check security dependencies by uploading a composer.lock file to security.sensiolabs.org

By Grégoire Pineau, on Apr 11, 2017