Built-in Debugging Tool in Echo2

One of the nicer things in the Echo2 framework is something that doesn't get mentioned a lot: a built-in debugging tool. Just add a "?debug" to the end of your application URL, and you get a pop-up like the one below. With it you can inspect the messages passing back and forth between the client and server, inspect the DOM, view platform details and errors, and so on.

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You can always use tools like firebug to supplement what Echo2 offers, but this one you can take what you wherever you go -- IE, Firefox, Opera, Safari, etc.


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