Comments on: Nice bits of symfony: Web Debug Toolbar http://morethanseven.net/posts/nice-bits-of-symfony-web-debug-toolbar/ Morethanseven is where Gareth Rushgrove plays with the web Fri, 08 Aug 2008 20:52:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: ArkInfotec.com » Blog Archive » Useful in-browser development tools for PHP http://morethanseven.net/posts/nice-bits-of-symfony-web-debug-toolbar/#comment-8881 ArkInfotec.com » Blog Archive » Useful in-browser development tools for PHP Tue, 05 Aug 2008 08:33:17 +0000 http://morethanseven.net/posts/nice-bits-of-symfony-web-debug-toolbar/#comment-8881 [...] tracing tools, a couple of frameworks have their own, more or less specific, tools. Symfony’s Debug Toolbar is probably the most impressive (And in contrast, Zend Framework the least), even providing [...] [...] tracing tools, a couple of frameworks have their own, more or less specific, tools. Symfony’s Debug Toolbar is probably the most impressive (And in contrast, Zend Framework the least), even providing [...]

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]]> By: Matthew Pennell http://morethanseven.net/posts/nice-bits-of-symfony-web-debug-toolbar/#comment-8192 Matthew Pennell Sun, 30 Dec 2007 20:36:33 +0000 http://morethanseven.net/posts/nice-bits-of-symfony-web-debug-toolbar/#comment-8192 CodeIgniter has a sort-of debug mode (triggered by calling a method in the controller) that spits out a nicely formatted list of stack calls and queries at the bottom of the page - like you say, it's useful when you're trying to track down database bottlenecks (although the logging class is great too, if you can run that in Terminal when testing). CodeIgniter has a sort-of debug mode (triggered by calling a method in the controller) that spits out a nicely formatted list of stack calls and queries at the bottom of the page – like you say, it’s useful when you’re trying to track down database bottlenecks (although the logging class is great too, if you can run that in Terminal when testing).

]]> By: Sarat Pediredla http://morethanseven.net/posts/nice-bits-of-symfony-web-debug-toolbar/#comment-8178 Sarat Pediredla Wed, 26 Dec 2007 21:28:16 +0000 http://morethanseven.net/posts/nice-bits-of-symfony-web-debug-toolbar/#comment-8178 This is definitely a nice thing in Symfony with the "toolbar" being a feature of symfony. I can't remember rails but CakePHP in "dev" or "debug" mode shows pretty much the same debug messages although I have to admit they are neither so prettily formatted nor unobtrusive. However, that is just a matter of some CSS and Javascript trickery on the debug div. What is interesting though is looking at the log in the first image, the symfony framework seems to be modelled on the Java servlet + Struts based model where you have a Contextthat handles a Request that passes through Filters and is then handled by a Action and finally rendered by a View. Very interesting from our perspective as daily Struts 2 users. Symfony might be an easier leap for us than CakePHP and certainly something worth looking into for us. This is definitely a nice thing in Symfony with the “toolbar” being a feature of symfony.

I can’t remember rails but CakePHP in “dev” or “debug” mode shows pretty much the same debug messages although I have to admit they are neither so prettily formatted nor unobtrusive. However, that is just a matter of some CSS and Javascript trickery on the debug div.

What is interesting though is looking at the log in the first image, the symfony framework seems to be modelled on the Java servlet + Struts based model where you have a Contextthat handles a Request that passes through Filters and is then handled by a Action and finally rendered by a View. Very interesting from our perspective as daily Struts 2 users. Symfony might be an easier leap for us than CakePHP and certainly something worth looking into for us.

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