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Hi @soulgalore & @andydavies I've setup setup a very crude browser-side-only prototype that parses HAR files and renders them via the performance-bookmarklet's waterfall (which is a bit messy right now).

I used Typescript to make transforming the deeply nested JSON data a bit easier, we can replace it with Babel or so later if anyone has some serious objections. I also have the build steps to concatenate the ES6 (Typescript) modules via a Grunt Browserify build step.

To run it locally start Typescript compiler via grunt and demo server via npm start.

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Besides the naming PerfCascade etc could be changed as well - was the second thing I came up with - the first was HarHarHar :) - but that won't work if it's suppose to be data source agnostic

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Hehe, I like HarHarHar :) I'll test it asap. How do we split the work between us so we make sure we don't do the same thing?

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HarHarHar would be great with an old pirate as a mascot :P.

I'm not sure how much time each of you can/want to submit? I suppose we can split the work into tickets, discuss them (if necessary) and either own the dear-to-ones-heart tickets or throw them in a backlog and whoever has time can pull them.

Are both of you ok to use Typescript? I used to be more of a JS purist but changed my mind since I started working with Angular2 recently - the duck-typing is in particular useful for a more functional data-transforming work (and it brings decent typeahead to sublime).

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I can surely do some stuff. Let us continue create issues for everything.

I haven't used Typescript before but lets try it out, cool to learn something new :)

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Great. I just started using it 2 month ago as well. TS is basically standard ES6 plus optional Typing. It makes code completion, at least in Sublime via the TypeScript plugin, super precise, even for the SVG DOM API and for imported modules. Additionally it provides compiler checks :).

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Wow, checked the things you've done @micmro and it looks great :) This weekend I'll put the project I've been working on up on Github and then I'll see if I can help out here.

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Cool I started today to see if I could get the hang of TypeScript. To run and test locally, I shoudl only run npm run watch and my changes should be reflected automatically or should I do something more?

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