Try It Out: Tilde Developer Console Demo

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Seeing is believing so try out the Tilde Console with this simple demo application.

The Tilde Developer Console was launched very late (my time) on Friday. After a weekend spent catching up on my sleep, it's Monday and I'm happy to release the Console testing tool I promised in my original launch post.

Built using the latest version of the library (I checked in a few tweaks to the Console this weekend and tagged v1.1), the tool provides the following functionality:
  • Buttons for submitting log entries at the different severity levels
  • The ability to generate random log message text (in case you don't much like typing)
  • A button for manually starting up the Logger. If you submit log entries before clicking on this button, you will be able to see how deferred log entries are handled.
  • I wired in a custom callback command ("dog") almost identical to the example I provided in the original Tilde launch post.
  • For good measure, I've thrown in the Tilde logo in order to demonstrate the semi-transparent nature of the console.

Click on the image below to launch the demo in a new window. Once you've tried it out, please let me know what you think and check out the source code at the Google code project.

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This page contains a blog entry by Taylor Bastien published on June 21, 2010 9:17 AM AD.

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