Thought I would do %sym-speed% positioned after loading page/script.
if you do that, you will measure just what's the speed of the server at the time a list is ready to be sent (before) to the browser. The very first time it will likely be zero, because nothing is sent yet. And even after it will not be meaningful, and in the worst case will never consider the speed generated by files download.
These commands happen on the server, so a command put "after" is still "before" for the client.
HFS itself calculates the speed each second, so sampling it each second should produce a good result.
as a side note, don't use sym- to load a section, it's deprecated, a v2.2 thing, will likely be removed soon. Use {.$nameOfTheSection.} instead, which is a shortcut for the 'section' command'.
Unfortunately, {.^#top.} output is not numeric. Output is the word max
max is a command and requires its brackets
{.set|#top| {.max|{.^#top.}|%speed-out%.} .}
P.S. Not using events file because this project uses only 1 file, which is only the template.
i hope we'll have a solution to this in the near future