Yo, heap snapshot JavaScript is brutal, but here’s how I survived:
1. Filter by "Array" or "Object" in the snapshot—those are usually the memory hogs.
2. Detached nodes? Probably from dynamic UI stuff. Check your framework’s cleanup hooks.
3. For comparing, Chrome’s "Statistics" view helps spot trends.
Also, `memory-leak-finder` on npm is low-key awesome. Hope this helps!
1. Filter by "Array" or "Object" in the snapshot—those are usually the memory hogs.
2. Detached nodes? Probably from dynamic UI stuff. Check your framework’s cleanup hooks.
3. For comparing, Chrome’s "Statistics" view helps spot trends.
Also, `memory-leak-finder` on npm is low-key awesome. Hope this helps!
