Solid Devtools

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Library of developer tools, reactivity debugger & Devtools Chrome extension for visualizing SolidJS reactivity graph

Overview:

The Solid Developer Tools is a library of developer tools designed for SolidJS, offering a reactivity debugger and a Chrome extension for visualizing SolidJS reactivity graph. This tool aims to change the way developers write, debug, and understand SolidJS applications and their reactivity aspects.

Features:

  • Reactivity Debugger: Visualize and interact with SolidJS reactivity graphs.
  • Chrome Extension: Debug SolidJS applications directly within the Chrome Developer Tools.
  • Library of Developer Tools: Includes tools for logging state and lifecycle of reactivity graph nodes.

Summary:

The Solid Developer Tools presents a valuable set of tools for developers working with SolidJS applications. By offering a way to visualize, interact with, and debug the reactivity graph of SolidJS, this library aims to enhance the development experience and streamline the debugging process. Additionally, the availability of a Chrome extension further simplifies the debugging process for SolidJS applications.

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