On Sep 28, 8:56 pm, Chuanwen Wu <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
> Thank Jan Odvako!
>
> I recently read your articles about firebug extension in you
> blog(http://www.softwareishard.com/blog/firebug-tutorial/), and I
> learned a lot.
>
> > I want to write another part of the tutorial. What was the biggest
> > trouble for you (as a beginner) to solve? I could focus on it.
>
> There are a lot of troubles for me now, and the troubles be divided
> into two kinds in general:
> 1, The front-end interface. I would like to draw some grids, charts
> and so on. Recently I am using yslow and pagespeed, whose front-end
> are very nice. I guess firebug-extensions can do the front-end
> interface as well as firefox, and if there are any guides, it will be
> very useful.
The panels are HTML, each panel is a div within a page. So if you can
do what you want in HTML, you can to it in the panelNode.
>
> 2, The back-end information. I sill need to fetch some information of
> web page from the browser(Firefox). Basically, I think this
> information is about the requests and their responses in each page. I
> guess this information is already contained and showed in the 'Net'
> panel which is contained in Firebug.
I don't know how to help since you don't say what you need here.
>
> Could you give me some advice about how to solve the two troubles above?
> Thanks in advanced and I am very expecting your new tutorials.
>
> >> But I guess I still need some Firebug or Firefox APIs, which will save
> >> me much time from "Google search" and "grep search".
> > There is a new doc generated from Firebu's source code comments see
> > here:http://getfirebug.com/developer/api/firebug1.5/
> > It's fresh new so, not exhausting yet, but some usefule info is
> > already there.
>
> Yeah, it's useful if your can find what you need there. But I can't
> get most of APIs that I need there and I guess it is far from
> completion.
> If there is any wiki, maybe it would be more useful.
If you ask then we will know what to write about...
>
> >> Additionally, do you find any good tools in reading or developing
> >> Javascript project? I use SourceInsigh when I developed C/C++
> >> applications. but what a pity, It doesn't support Javascript.
>
> >> Any help will be very appreciated!
> > I am using Eclipse + Aptana, you can also try NetBeans.
>
> I have tried Aptana and it's a excellent edit tool, but still not a
> good read tool. It can't jump to the definition or declaration from
> other places, just like SourceInght, lxr, or global.
I don't know what those are, but in javascript there isn't a
declaration and you can't jump to the definition unless you are in the
runtime. You will want a tool that can search the files in your source
tree very easily.
jjb
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