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By rlamarch
via looksgoodworkswell.blogspot.com
Published: Jun 24 2008 / 07:35
What if I could create a tool that would take the timings from the web page and render it with real time data. The obvious solution was to build this as a Firebug extension. Jiffy an end-to-end system for instrumenting your web pages, capturing client-side timings for any event that you determine, and storing and reporting on those timings. Today I am making this extension available to the public under a simple Creative Commons License. Simply put, this adds a new panel to firebug that provides a nice way to view timing measures either in a collapsed or timeline view.
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