FireBug: A Must-Have For Any Developer

Holy Crap! The folks at the Lullabot Podcast were talking about development environments for Drupal. One tool they referenced as “indispensable” was FireBug. I haven’t tried it out too much yet, but man, it looks useful.

Squarely in the category of “mega-plugin” such as the Web Developer Toolbar, this FireFox plugin looks amazing. It’s a JavaScript debugger. It’s a DOM inspector. You can edit any part of the HTML, CSS, or JavaScript and see the instant results right in your browser. It also looks like it puts a validation thing in the bottom-right corner of my browser. The only thing that I might worry about is that it makes FireFox too bloated and slow. Find out more at the GetFireBug.com or download it from the Mozilla site.

2 Responses to “FireBug: A Must-Have For Any Developer”

  1. Justin Walters Says:

    Firebug, where have you been all my life?

  2. Dan Ficker Says:

    Good question. I just think we’re happy to have it now. :-)

    Nice find with the video. I’ll have to check it out.

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