HTML5 for App Developers: Debugger
Below is the third episode of my HTML5 for App Developers series. In this episode, I cover how you can debug your JavaScript applications inside of Eclipse.
Debugging is available through a set of plugins that are available for Eclipse from the ChromeDevTools project on Google Code. So, you will need either Google Chrome or Chromium to make it all work.
Great javascript debugging video. Thanks
I’m working right now with PhoneGap, may I suggest a session for debugging jQuery there ?
Piter Bergsma
27 Jan 12 at 6:21 am
You prefer to use Eclipse or Dw ( I have cs5 )
can we deebug js in dreamweaver ?
and Flash Biulder = Eclipse = this Debuger ? Am I right ?
thanks
Diablo
1 Feb 12 at 5:40 pm
A small request,
Could you please tell what exactly are the differences when creating an Adobe Air in 2 versions:
HTML (HTML 5?) + JS + CSS = Air,
and
ActionScript (or Flex) = Air
or nativeExtentions works in HTML + JS?
You’re welcome to reply …
‘advance thank you
Mar
12 Feb 12 at 11:50 am
1) Different programing language the same runtime functionality.
2) Yes you can use ANEs with HTML/JS running in AIR.
p.
Piotr Walczyszyn
13 Feb 12 at 10:32 am
Hi,
In my school with WindowsXP, I have problem with using Run; Debug Configurations… In the left side of dialog box do not apiaries neither ’Chromium JavaScript’ nor ‘WebKit Protocol’.
The same is working on my laptop with Window7. The same work space and eclipse folders have stop working in XP.
Any suggestion?
Thank in advance
Boris Starchev
Teacher
Boris
8 Mar 12 at 2:02 pm
I have no “Breakpoint Types” options available. Any pointers?
Leandro Rodrigo Saad Cruz
26 Mar 12 at 10:27 pm
Hello!
I’ve got an error when I start “HTTP Preview” : Could not find JRE executable.
Anyone has encountered this problem?
Thanks
Julien
3 Apr 12 at 7:18 pm
I work on Mac and I see Piotr have a Mac
Julien
3 Apr 12 at 8:47 pm
@Julien checkout my video about Eclipse: http://www.riaspace.com/2012/01/html5-for-app-developers-eclipse/
Piotr Walczyszyn
6 Apr 12 at 5:41 pm