Hello Agavi Users ;-), today I am pleased to announce the availability of the Agavi PHP DebugToolbar for download. After the success of the Qos-Filter for agavi [2], I want to relaunch the useful agavi toolbar with a different name, a better look and feel and a way better code base.
Screenshot: http://twitpic.com/2zgig8 What is PhpDebugToolbar? Like you can see on the screenshot, it's a little Toolbar (written in JS+CSS), which keeps track of all stuff happening in your agavi application. So you can easily spot memory leaks, time exhausting tasks and extensive usage of database queries (with the doctrine extension). Additionally it integrates easily into the logging system of agavi, just add the PhpDebugToolbarLoggerAppender class in your logging.xml! - Source: http://github.com/DracoBlue/PhpDebugToolbar - Readme/Installation: http://github.com/DracoBlue/PhpDebugToolbar#readme What it's not? This is meant to be a lightweight alternative to the unofficial Agavi Debug Tools [1]. It won't have FirePHP output or other neat features, which ship with ADT. So if you need them: use ADT, please! Licensed under the MIT and download available at http://dracoblue.net/dev/phpdebugtoolbar-111-for-agavi-released/183/ . Thanks to everyone who helped with development and continuous contributions! Kind regards, Jan ( Tweet http://twitter.com/#!/DracoBlue/status/28014532128 ) [1]: http://adt.projectbin.org/ [2]: http://dracoblue.net/download/qosfilter-for-agavi-02/58/ _______________________________________________ users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.agavi.org/mailman/listinfo/users
