FireQuery
Monday, 23 August 2010 08:28
This is a very cool extension for Firebug (add-on for an add-on?) that expands Firebug’s capabilities with jQuery. For instance, a built in jQueryify button, showing attached event handlers in the Content / DOM tree view, and highlighting all elements in a jQuery collection. I don’t think it’s new but I hadn’t seen it until I finally watched Remy Sharp’s debugging tools screencast from last month.
This is a very cool extension for Firebug (add-on for an add-on?) that expands Firebug’s capabilities with jQuery. For instance, a built in jQueryify button, showing attached event handlers in the Content / DOM tree view, and highlighting all elements in a jQuery collection. I don’t think it’s new but I hadn’t seen it until I finally watched Remy Sharp’s debugging tools screencast from last month.
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Posted: 2010-08-23 08:28:35
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