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I am playing around with Fiddler to gather stats on how long a ASP.NET page takes to load. In the Statistics tab, I see the Total Sequence Time
Does this number include ALL the following:
1. Time over the wire
2. Downloading JS files
3. Running any JS scripts on load
4. Making any database calls
5. Running server side logic
Anything else that can be added/removed to the list above?
It will include the time till the last byte. Fidler does Network monitoring.
Since you dont access any databases etc on the browser that time is already included. The DL times for the JS files are also included, since they are send to the client. If you JS will load any additional files on a pageload, then this time will also be included, if ig does not fetch anything from the server, then that time wont be included.