sixrevisions.com — This article shares an elegant, simple, and more maintainable way of debugging Ajax apps via the web browser (more specifically for the Mozilla Firefox browser). You'll learn the basics of leveraging Firefox in conjunction with Firebug and FirePHP to implement FirePHP libraries on web apps and logging messages in the Firebug console.
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mtheoryxJul 12, 2009
I'll do that just as soon as I, or my clients, decide to pay for Windows server hosting and a Windows server license ;pAs nice as .NET is (I've built apps with it before), it's not the only game in town.
spidur1Jul 12, 2009
I'm no MS fanboy, I just think the above method of debugging seems like a head ache to me as someone who programs in .net for living. I am glad there is some competition for MS. I got a laptop with Vista installed but I'm rocking Ubuntu as I post this because it is my operating system of choice when I am just surfing the web. That being said, I don't know much about PHP because I have a well paying, low stress, rewarding job as a .net developer. In my local job market .net guys get paid pretty well so I have no reason to really learn PHP.
bl4k3rJul 13, 2009
I second that, what FirePHP does is acutally called "logging" and not "debugging".
linksusJul 28, 2009
TBH, i get the job done just by using tail -f /var/log/httpd/error_logSeems to help me fix every error ive ever come across.
schwarzennegerAug 3, 2009
Agreed!
daimmoSep 8, 2009
I'm still trying to know which is the best debugger, if phped integrated one or xdebug with one of the many ide's like eclipse netbeans etc.