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Another week with UI shifts. This week, the zooming part of the UI was completed. Now users will see the whole Timeline in a zoomed out view by default. You can click and drag to select a smaller time range to inspect events that occurred in that time range. Clicking and dragging on the Time ruler at the bottom will allow you to move your ins [...]
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Previous week, I completed a prototype of the user interface based on the initial mockups. This week also I focused on fine tuning the UI, the animations and adding more features to the UI. After the release of the initial prototype, more thoughts came in the more ideas were discussed. So based on the discussions, feedback and some personal e [...]
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Snapshot of Timeline in action This week I continued my work on the User Interface of the Timeline based on the mockups I created. Most of the styling and functionality is complete. I will complete the remaining 3 things over the weekend i.e. The axis on the bottom to show the time. Per query vertical space for Networks Producer. Which means that each of the request will [...]
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Continuing work on the project, I separated the Data Store to have two different instances on both DataSink.jsm and GrapUI.jsm. This means that Data Sink is now completely separated from the UI part of the project. This also means that the add-on now perfectly clears any memory used by DataSink.jsm, which was not happening earlier due to the [...]
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Over the weekend after the previous weekly report, I completed the Data Sink code. The Data Sink uses Data Store to store the Normalized Data asynchronously using IndexedDB. To check the Network Producer and the Data Sink, I made a simple UI which just sends an event to the Data Sink (again, async) to start and stop, listens for an update eve [...]
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Mockup of Network Producer in the Graph UI Community Bonding Period May 21st marked the end of the community bonding period. During this period, I read the source code of existing developer tools in Firefox, mainly Web Console. One of the main objective of community bonding period was to break up the project into parts, prioritize the parts and set up deadlines for these parts. (more [...]
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