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Yes definitely as long as you are debugging the web side (html, css, js) of a phonegap/cordova app. I have had better experience debugging on the android emulator (but it is so darn slow). On the ios simulator I have run into some occasional quirks where the inspector does not properly show the app’s web content. We are looking into improving this latter experience.
Great. Did I miss a tutorial or instructions somewhere to show how to set up debugging using an emulator?
Also, when you say you can debug the “web side”, does that include javascript that is part of the cordova API? IE: setting a notification using the notification plugin?
@support-michael wrote:
Yes definitely as long as you are debugging the web side (html, css, js) of a phonegap/cordova app. I have had better experience debugging on the android emulator (but it is so darn slow). On the ios simulator I have run into some occasional quirks where the inspector does not properly show the app’s web content. We are looking into improving this latter experience.
anybody out there with advice about what to put in the gapdebug “settings” fields to run it from inside a firewall ?
and what i have to setup in the firewall to make it all work ?Confession & apology! We recently goofed up the proxy support and are fix it now.
We are testing an update that if all goes well should roll out tomorrow with proxy fix and some additional improvements for both ioS and Android.
