py-hprof VS snipp.in

https://github.com/SonyMobile/py-hprof is a Python library that exposes a Java heap dump's objects as Python objects, allowing convenient interactive and/or scripted analysis.

IIRC, I started out with Android Studio's dump viewer, but I wanted to check a "nested" attribute (.x.y.z) for all instances of a class -- and there were several thousand instances. I quickly tired of expanding and scrolling the nested attribute lists.

I think I also tried MAT's OQL, but still missed the ability to add whatever logic I needed on-the-fly.

My "Show HN" post got no traction, and I don't think very many people have used it, but I'm still proud of it.

I built https://snipp.in because I was top frustrated about the loading times of notion. I am a developer and I take notes quite often, most of us spend a lot of time on an IDE and when we need format a quick json or copy a tiny snippet we often find ourselves in opening another instance of an editor with a txt file or random website to formate json. Snipp.in is a tiny jn browser editor, note taking app and a snippet manager all in one which looks like an Editor but really fast without any bs of signin/signups or cloud. It just stores everything in your browser using IndexedDB. It's also open-sourced at https://github.com/haxzie/snipp.in