There isn’t that much equipment available with a purpose to guide each consumer-aspect and server-aspect debugging. I am sure this can extrude as AJAX programs proliferate.
Firefox/Mozilla/Netscape – Have an integrated debugger Venkman which may be useful. However, there’s a Firefox upload referred to as FireBug, which gives all of the statistics an AJAX developer could ever want inclusive of the cap potential to investigate the browser DOM, console admission to to the JavaScript runtime withinside the browser, and the cap potential to look the HTTP requests and responses (inclusive of the ones made through an XMLHttpRequest). I generally tend to increase my programs to start with on Firefox the use of Firebug then mission out to the alternative browsers.
Safari – Has a debugger that desires to be enabled. See the Safari FAQ for information.
Internet Explorer – There is MSDN Documentation on debugging JavaScript. A developer toolbar for Internet Explorer will also be useful.
