> Chrome already has a protocol for most of this stuff, a wire-debugging
> protocol and source-maps.
Yes, I know.
My point was that FF/Chrome should use the same wire protocol.
That way if GPE ever learns to control the browser/JS debugger (e.g.
for SuperDevMode debugging while staying in Eclip
Chrome already has a protocol for most of this stuff, a wire-debugging
protocol and source-maps. IntelliJ/WebStorm have direct support for this.
WebStorm 6 for example + Chrome will do much of what the Firefox
announcement talks about. It even has "Live Editing"
On Mon, Mar 18, 2013 at 10:36 AM
Hey,
I know I've been quiet on the GWT front lately, but I've really enjoyed
seeing all of the reviews/commits going by. Great stuff.
You've probably seen it, but there's a Mozilla post about next-gen dev
tools:
http://paulrouget.com/e/devtoolsnext
I posted a comment on it, but given we have GW
