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Learn to use Chrome Dev Tools (students, look here)
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29-03-2013 11:02PM#1
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This should be essential for web design/dev students:
http://discover-devtools.codeschool.com/
I'd prefer the chrome dev tools over others myself (most of the time).
I find the Firebug plugin in Firefox far more superior.
Horses for courses etc
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I took great pleasure in doing a couple of the steps (the console ones) with Firebug, after disabling their popup (in Firebug) 0
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I used to use firebug all the time, but when I changed over to using chrome as my primary browser I started using the chrome dev tools and found myself using firebug less and less. I wouldn't say either is a substitute for the other however, but rather they be used in conjunction.
This, albeit almost a year old, is worth a watch (gotta love Paul Irish):
However regardless of the differences, I'd advise students/novices to get to grips with both tools, and just use whichever one they find most comfortable using that achieves what they need it for.0 -
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