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Firebug Firefox Extension Review
By: Joe Eitel
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    2008-11-26

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  • Firebug Firefox Extension Review
  • Features
  • Use
  • Conclusion

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    Firebug Firefox Extension Review - Conclusion


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    Creating web content can be an incredibly stressful and difficult job. If it’s your chosen profession, surely you enjoy the work, but that doesn’t mean you don’t need tools that alleviate some of the stress and make your job easier and more enjoyable. Firebug will prove to be an incredible addition to any programmer’s arsenal of tools.

    Firebug’s countless helpful features including, but not limited to, seamless integration with Firefox and the ability to easily edit, debug and monitor CSS, HTML and JavaScript hassle free makes Firebug the single most useful program on the market for programmers looking to step up their game while spending less time tinkering with annoying inconsistencies and minor, though impossible to find flaws in their code.

    Firebug truly is an illustration of ever-evolving web development tools designed to make our lives less complicated. If you’re still not sold on Firebug -- maybe because it’s still in alpha release -- you may want to take the program’s cost into account.

    Some web development software, such as Adobe’s Dreamweaver, retails for as much as $400. A service such as Firebug may not be able to design your web page for you, but if you are a knowledgeable programmer simply looking for the extra help necessary to make your job easier, Firebug provides you with a win-win situation. The program, which can easily be downloaded, is completely free of charge, which makes it impossible to beat.


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