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Saturday, December 18, 2010
Weekly roundup: switching to Chrome
Here are my original articles, published this week on DZone.
Practical PHP Testing Patterns: Test Runner
Technical Investment, or quality vs. time
Practical PHP Testing Patterns: Testcase Object
Real-life closures examples ...for real
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Just like you I tried to keep up with Firefox as much as I could but I ultimately couldn't resist Chrome's blazing performance. It seems that adding extensions to it doesn't degrade speed as much as in Firefox.
I expected a stable Firefox 4 for ages, but still it won't be fast enough...
Firebug is the only reason I keep firefox installed on my machines.
Didn't we also convert you to NetBeans? :-)
But chrome has an native 'console' object, which means code containing console.log() calls won't break when its Firebug equivalent is closed.
However, you'll have to extract my :w from the cold fingers of my corpse... :)
I tried switching from firefix to chrome but I can not get used to it's console. how did you get used to it?
agreed, the speed is dandy, but I just switch to chrome if I want to see some chromeexperiments. otherwise firefox works for me still
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