Found this on AListApart.com

August 20th, 2007
Leroy LeeseLeroy is a Zend PHP Certified Engineer from Crestview FL. He has been computing for over two decades, drag-racing for 13 years and spent a year with a band as a guitarist Leroy LeeseWeb Programmer/DeveloperProgrammer

It was amazingly valuable for debugging JS.

Safari also has a javascript debugger. You need to enable the Debug menu in safari, which can be done by typing the following into terminal (make sure safari is closed):

% defaults write com.apple.Safari IncludeDebugMenu 1

Then relaunch safari, and from the debug menu you can open a js console.

Amazing.

One Response to “Found this on AListApart.com”

  1. Leroy Leese Says:

    Mark had something to add for this one:


    An add-on called Firebug (for
    firefox of course but…(https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1843
    is simply amazing for not only debugging javascript, but figuring out issues
    with HTML layout, style and more. You may already know about it, but if
    not, wanted to pass on the info

    Thanks Mark!!