Dan Vanderkam

My only concern is that when you use SME, it's usually because you want to shrink your JS bundle. In which case the inline source map is a large (in...

I think the way to do this would be to specify the `--json` output format of `source-map-explorer` and have a separate tool that reads that in and visualizes it.

Sorry, I mean within a single JSON file. For example, I have a 50MB [GeoJSON][1] file. I'd like to know which is using more space: the geometries (coordinates) or properties?...

Right, the idea is that source-map-explorer currently does two things: 1. Figures out how many bytes of your JS file came from each source file. 2. Visualizes a hierarchy of...

@nikolay-borzov is it just me or is foamtree considerably slower during interactions?

@nikolay-borzov it's definitely zippier w/o the fade in/out effect. Could you share a visualization of that same set of source maps using webtreemap for comparison?

The hierarchy is also a bit less clear to me. Looking at this visualization, it's only apparent when you hover and look at the percentages that everything you see is...

Interesting idea. Do you know of any SVG treemap libraries for node? On Mon, Nov 16, 2015 at 4:14 AM Daniel Perez Alvarez < [email protected]> wrote: > It'd be useful...

Yeah, but then you'd have to convert the DOM to SVG as well. I'd be happy to look at a PR that implemented SVG output in some way.

I'd be open to it. @martine, any thoughts?