Monday, November 7th, 2005
Category: Utility
The first module, sDumper, is a JavaScript data structure visualization tool, that looks similar to Perl’s Data::Dumper or Cold Fusion’s CFDUMP.
You pass a JavaScript object in, and you get an expandable view of the object and its contents.
This is as simple as:
sDumper(document)
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This module scales rather well. Large structures render with usability (collapsable) quicker than you’ll expect. Nice work Josh.
There are no files listed in sourceforge. Where can I download?