Hi!
I love console.timestamp() API
http://www.softwareishard.com/blog/firebug/firebug-1-8-console-timestamp/
I would like to bring it to the next level and introduce timestamps from
the serverside painted into the network tab.
This would help to get a great overall picture when things happend on the
server triggered by the client.
I thought about e.g. see in the firebugs timeline a mark, at which time the
"routing" took place, controllers were invoked, view was rendered, etc. etc.
therefore I would send the timestamps-data within the response and then
somehow use a JS api to make them appear in Firebug, like it is done with
console.timestamp().
Since the events already happend and I need to mark them afterwards, I need
something like *console.timestamp(new Date())* or
*console.timestamp("date-string").*
maybe it would even be a new method, so it won't affect the
console.timestamp() API.
WDYT?
Thanks,
Markus
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