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Fabric Js Memory Leak. If you find a reproducible way to leak memory, please post it here. I have a simple test app using flowrouter and blaze with two identical templates (apart from the names) and the lamatyus:fabric. Investigating full apps is not possible. Learn how to optimize performance in fabric.js for smooth canvas interactions and rendering. Try to reproduce the memory. For sure there are some, and in server usage those do matter most. Recently, we ran into a problem where concurrent or repetitive canvas manipulations on the server would produce huge memory leaks. The gc leaves it in memory. You should try to start reproducong this outside your app in a jsfiddle. Explore techniques like renderonaddremove, enlivenobjects, caching. The meteor template removes the dom elements but fabric could still be referencing it. Asturur commented jul 26, 2021. Clone the controls, apply the change and reset the controls with the new object.

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The meteor template removes the dom elements but fabric could still be referencing it. Asturur commented jul 26, 2021. Investigating full apps is not possible. I have a simple test app using flowrouter and blaze with two identical templates (apart from the names) and the lamatyus:fabric. If you find a reproducible way to leak memory, please post it here. You should try to start reproducong this outside your app in a jsfiddle. Explore techniques like renderonaddremove, enlivenobjects, caching. Try to reproduce the memory. For sure there are some, and in server usage those do matter most. Recently, we ran into a problem where concurrent or repetitive canvas manipulations on the server would produce huge memory leaks.

The 4 Types of Memory Leaks in Node.js and How to Avoid Them (Part 1) LaptrinhX

Fabric Js Memory Leak Asturur commented jul 26, 2021. If you find a reproducible way to leak memory, please post it here. For sure there are some, and in server usage those do matter most. I have a simple test app using flowrouter and blaze with two identical templates (apart from the names) and the lamatyus:fabric. Asturur commented jul 26, 2021. Recently, we ran into a problem where concurrent or repetitive canvas manipulations on the server would produce huge memory leaks. Investigating full apps is not possible. The gc leaves it in memory. Clone the controls, apply the change and reset the controls with the new object. Learn how to optimize performance in fabric.js for smooth canvas interactions and rendering. The meteor template removes the dom elements but fabric could still be referencing it. Try to reproduce the memory. Explore techniques like renderonaddremove, enlivenobjects, caching. You should try to start reproducong this outside your app in a jsfiddle.

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