Google Chrome has a really nice extension framework.
A couple of other useful Javascript tools (not Chrome extensions) I've discovered on the web lately are http://jsfiddle.net and http://jsbin.com/.
Monday, February 01, 2010
jQuery Shell Google Chrome Extension
I've written a handy Google Chrome extension for jQuery developers. The extension allows you to bring up a console window and run Javascript and jQuery commands against the current web page. It is great for learning or experimenting with jQuery. I call the extension the jQuery Shell and it can be found here. The source code can be found here. Here is a screen shot for your viewing pleasure:
Google Chrome has a really nice extension framework.
A couple of other useful Javascript tools (not Chrome extensions) I've discovered on the web lately are http://jsfiddle.net and http://jsbin.com/.
Google Chrome has a really nice extension framework.
A couple of other useful Javascript tools (not Chrome extensions) I've discovered on the web lately are http://jsfiddle.net and http://jsbin.com/.
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very good ..
ReplyDeleteit's interesting for me, thank you .
very good one :) why don't you put it up for firefox too :)
ReplyDeletewhy dont you put it up for firefox too
ReplyDeleteAll I can do is replace stuff :(
ReplyDeleteIf I goto news.yahoo.com and do:
$('#yui-main').html("XX");
It replaces the content. But if I do:
$('#yui-main').children();
It doesn't do anything.