This looks excellent. I love the cross-pollination of good ideas that seems to be frequently happening between the Laravel, Phoenix, and Rails frameworks.
That's a great analogy!
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This looks excellent. I love the cross-pollination of good ideas that seems to be frequently happening between the Laravel, Phoenix, and Rails frameworks.
That's a great analogy!
Cool project, but I hate the use of the RoR acronym
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Yeah you always need a backend part as part of your dev dependencies but currently you also need to add a little snippet in your production view code. It could be a browser extension like Rails panel + meta_request but I think it’s also good that anybody working on the codebase always get the debugbar, regardless of their browser or setup.
The downside is that if the project decides not to have that in the code, nobody gets it. Example: I suggest to a customer to use it. They decide they don't want it, I can't use it too.
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Yeah you always need a backend part as part of your dev dependencies but currently you also need to add a little snippet in your production view code. It could be a browser extension like Rails panel + meta_request but I think it’s also good that anybody working on the codebase always get the debugbar, regardless of their browser or setup.
The downside is that if the project decides not to have that in the code, nobody gets it. Example: I suggest to a customer to use it. They decide they don't want it, I can't use it too.
But, there's also nothing stopping you from adding this during development and not committing it.
Cool project, but I hate the use of the RoR acronym
Hi I’m the maker of the debugbar. If you have any feedback or question, just let me know. Thanks puuush for posting it.
Hey Julien, very nifty! Can you comment on the inspiration/ similarity with the Laravel Debugbar [1]? I noticed your GH says "Laravel by Night" :) [1] https://github.com/barryvdh/laravel-debugbar
".... I was able to explore my application in ways I didn't think was possible. Yet, I always missed what I was used to in PHP with the Laravel Debugbar."