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I had a look around for a lightweight _javascript_ framework that shows such a sparkline. Sparklines.js seems to go in the right direction, for example.
Nevertheless I think this will have a major impact on the performance of displaying the job list, especially if you have a few dozen or even hundreds of jobs on a page.
One alternative could be to generate such sparklines as graphics, but this would involve server-side graphic generation which is also not trivial.
So the question is, what information does a sparkline give you compared to simple icons (like the weather symbols) that show the current trend of success?