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- 5. “I was going through corrections with a designer. CLIENT: Can you add more internet stuff to this box? ME: What is ’internet stuff’? CLIENT: You know, like shadows and stuff.”
- 7. “Avoid using white, it’s going to go out of style any day now.”
- 9. Chrome: developers.google.com/chrome- developer-tools/docs/remote-debugging iOS: moduscreate.com/enable-remote-web- inspector-in-ios-6 Firefox: hacks.mozilla.org/2012/08/remote- debugging-on-firefox-for-android
- 15. "The mobile site looks great! How do I view it on my phone?"
Editor's Notes
- Demo link - http://localhost/WDC/Demos/demos/index.htmlRight hand list add - box-shadow: 20px 20px 10px #111;
- If we were to do this normally, we have to set up proxies, or upload and reload or…Demo link - http://portablechinch.local/WDC/Demos/demos/index.htmlChange page colourWalk through other tabs
- Remote debuggingDemo link - http://portablechinch.local/WDC/Demos/demos/index.htmlChange page colourWalk through other tabsYou can use consoleYou still have to find some sort of way of accessing the project
- Remote Debugging
- Adobe Edge InspectShow, then negativesNot sure how long it will remain free, a bit slow and jumpyYou can use consoleNot sure of browser used
- WeinreWe’ve seen this alreadyYou can use console.logWill work in PhoneGap, you can even use a hosted service with a JS script or Moderately complex installation – node.jsSluggish at times