Venkman is an open-source JavaScript debugger developed by Mozilla. It provides features like setting breakpoints, stepping through code, inspecting objects, and profiling JavaScript execution.
Venkman is an open-source JavaScript debugger that was originally developed by Mozilla. It was designed to help web developers test and debug JavaScript code in web applications and web pages.
Some key features of Venkman include:
As an open-source tool, Venkman provided a free alternative to commercial JavaScript debuggers. It was popular with web developers for testing and building web apps with rich front-end logic. However, Venkman has not been actively developed since 2009 and lacks support for more modern JavaScript features and web browsers.
While no longer under active development, Venkman pioneered many standard debugging features that are now commonplace in modern tools like the Firefox Developer Tools and Chrome DevTools.