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Given how variable they are, is this worthwhile?

Could be useful during development.

It would be nice if, when you browsed the document code in a testcase, it was syntax highlighted.

What's happening right now is that, if you change some ES6 code, the build / Express restart tasks get triggered at the same time, and so Express doesn't get the newly generated code.

Right now the browser just spins, and after some time, the results are spat out the page.

Better if we could have some kind of indicator of the current benchmark status (e.g. progress bar).

Right now there's no enforcement of valid types before inserting into the database.

Pretty much how JSPerf does:

Didn't bother when I started ... but it's making debugging painful.

To prevent users from creating testcases with conflicting URLs.

Examples of potential reserved URLs:

• /about
• /faq
• /contact

Like here: https://jsperf.com/browse

Note that jsPerf only shows 50 records, and generally expects users to find tests via Google.

Note that resourceperf is written in ES6, so we'll need the ES6 branch of ESLint. More here.

The project is probably "stable" enough (laugh) that some basic unit tests would really, really help us move faster.

Since I started from generated Express code, all the imports are CommonJS imports. Switch these to use ES6 imports.