rails-footnotes
- Published September 15th, 2008 in Ruby
Rails developer? Tired of sneaking in on the console and scrolling through tons of useless information until you get what you’re really looking for? Great, then take a look at Rails Footnotes.
Rails Footnotes is a plugin that adds some useful information to the footer of a page while in development mode. It lets you take a look at the SQL queries that were performed and also explain or trace them; it gives you access to the session and cookie variables; the request context and some other stuff.
If you happen to also use Mac OS X/TextMate you’re also entitled to an extra goodie: direct links for opening the view, the controller and the layout in TextMate.
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