By rick
via ajaxpath.com
Published: Aug 22 2006 / 04:12
Nowadays there are a lot of reasonably good JavaScript debuggers. I tried to find all of them and create an overview.
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Comments
danglingchap replied ago:
It's really nice to read and get those editors. But for me it is really cumbersome to debug a JS in separated Editor or at least not in JBuilder :(.
I am currently using NetBeans and there has been a plugin for JS in it but it is not as per the requirement that some other editor gives. JSEclipse is also a nice one for Eclipse.
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