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Xdump: a little piece of my story as developer

By Stefano Forenza on February 19, 2007

I am slowly beginning to pull online docs and samples for Xdump.

Xdump was one debugging tool I had to develop for the reason that in some situations var_dump() simply is not enough.

Here’s the overview of xdump.

Of course one could say that as good programmer you should never ever findy yourself in such a situation which requires something more powerful than var_dump() or print_r(). I can understand this kind of point-of-view, but I found that real world not always is like that.

Today at work, for example, I had to add some functionality to a zen-cart installation. This is something var_dump simply cannot manage (without driving you crazy, I mean).

Download

I will try to make download available as soon as I can.

Download available on google code

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