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    Is PHP really meant to be used like this? It is simple and scripted. Yes I know it is slowly moving to object orientation etc. But I really like the script nature of the PHP. If I have to go for Object Oriented nature of an web application, I would prefer ASP.NET and in enterprise level Java... more

    Reviewed by Siva-Senthil Nov 04 2007, 09:47pm ( 17 reviews ) debugconsole.de

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  • Rated by Zubair1 on Jun 13, 7:17pm

    From the page: "The debugConsole is a tool for debugging and tracing PHP5 applications on productive servers without compromising the live-traffic."
  • Rated by NotAnonymous on Mar 24 2009, 12:06am

    Mighty useful.
  • Rated by congcuang on Mar 23 2009, 12:06pm

    The debugConsole is a tool for debugging and tracing PHP5 applications on productive servers without compromising the live-traffic
  • Rated by travellingguy on Feb 13 2009, 11:43pm

    Looks like a very handy tool
  • Rated by aaronbassett on Jul 27 2008, 7:57am

    IP based restrictions on who sees debug messages to stop them appearing to your visitors, but who debugs on a live site? Wouldn't this only be done on the dev server anyways? Suppouse it means you don't have to remove your debug code when you push live. Wonder how resource hungry it is? Does it add any overhead during interpretation?
  • Rated by nikomaster2 on Jul 03 2008, 5:13pm

    Got it!
  • Rated by stevewar on Nov 05 2007, 6:19pm

    Wow this is cool. Debugging php usualy entails turning on the highest debug level and hoping the error points youto the right spot in the code. If not, get your echo statements ready. This rocks
  • Rated by Siva-Senthil on Nov 04 2007, 9:47pm

    Is PHP really meant to be used like this? It is simple and scripted. Yes I know it is slowly moving to object orientation etc. But I really like the script nature of the PHP. If I have to go for Object Oriented nature of an web application, I would prefer ASP.NET and in enterprise level Java technologies. But PHP is best kept simple for small and spatially spread out websites.
  • Rated by CrazyJohn2007 on Oct 09 2007, 2:39pm

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