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ServiceCapture – A Most Useful App. For Debugging Web Applications

August 31, 2009 at 9:12 pm | Web2.0 | Comments |

If you are a website developer here is an application that you will find indispensable, particularly if you develop ajax or flash applications. ServiceCapture gives you a detailed picture of all browser requests and responses. This includes asynchronous requests and even flash traces if you have the flash debug player installed.

This application costs about $34 (usd) and is well worth the money. (this is not a sponsored post, by the way)

Thanks to Brian K. for suggesting this app. to me a while back.

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