Hi,

I work with the compiled version of qooxdoo (without removing line breaks,
nor optimizing variables and strings).
Normally the errors are in my code, not in qooxdoo.

I have all my source code in a few files (for any give page, just 2 files),
so I don't need to compile them.  In production a remove comments and
compress them about 50%.

I work with FF because under IE7 you can't debug code, and I have the very
nice Firebug console.
FF+Firebug in the long run can take a lot of memory, but I don't care as I
work with a computer with plenty of RAM.

Has anyone found a method for debugging JS under IE7? Visual Studio 2005
doesn't work.  It's incredible after 6 months M$ doesn't provide anything. 
At least, that will suppose most web pages will be compatible with FF.

IE7 is just for checking everything works ok.


Hugh Gibson wrote:
> 
> Martin,
> 
>> I find it takes quite some time to load my initial index.html page. 
>> The time is okay in production code, but during development I'd 
>> rather have much shorter turnaround times. 
> 
> What server are you using? Which browser? Are you using the source
> version?
> 
>> Do you think it is possible to reload just my application.js and 
>> leave all  the core qooxdoo code loaded. I mean like creating a 
>> RELOAD button, that reloads just application.js? Is this common 
>> practice? (I am a bit spoiled by Smalltalk).
> 
> Our server implements full cache control, and the browser will enquire if
> a file is changed. Therefore if I'm using the source version (which is
> most of the time when developing) effectively the browser is caching all
> the files as the server returns a "304 - Not Modified" for every file. 
> 
> I find that IE (v7) is a lot faster than FF (v2) for carrying out these
> checks. If I'm running the server locally, it only takes a second or two
> to verify all the files and download any new files. FF starts off fast,
> but soon slows down as memory bloats. However, FFs reporting of source
> errors is a lot better (with Firebug) so I take a chance on which one to
> use.
> 

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