Monday, May 14th, 2007
JS Commander: JavaScript console via proxy
Shinya Kasatani has created JS Commander, an HTTP proxy server with a JavaScript console.
You run the Ruby based proxy, configure a browser to use it, and then you get access to a command prompt to play with.
There are also features such as supporting URL forwarding, allowing one browser to direct another.
Obviously, for most tasks you will want to use Firebug and co., but for working in environments such as Opera on the Wii, this is an approach.
3.5 rating from 17 votes
ajaxterm was first :)
Awsome stuff! Will be really helpful for us developing AJAX application on set-top boxes.