Document PerformanceEventTiming members #21551
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Co-authored-by: Michael[tm] Smith <[email protected]>
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Description
This PR documents the
PerformanceEventTimingAPI members.Motivation
openwebdocs/project#62
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I think very often it is hard to come up with good and sensible content for property pages. In fact, I think many MDN API property pages are thin. I tried to provide examples here for everything, though. I hope it doesn't look all too constructed. I think it just tells that I sometimes don't exactly know the precise use case for a property. If you have better use cases or ideas, let me know and I'm happy to make the example code better.
Related issues and pull requests
#21531 is the PR that updates the
PerformanceEventTiminginterface page. @wbamberg is reviewing it and it might be nice to get his review on this one as well but I won't require it :)