Online Debugging software for business

Updated: July 31, 2023

Online debugging refers to the process of identifying and resolving errors and issues in software applications using web-based tools and platforms. Online debugging tools enable developers to remotely inspect, analyze, and debug code without the need to install specialized debugging software on their local machines. These tools often provide real-time insights into variables, code execution flow, and error messages, allowing developers to pinpoint the root cause of issues and fix them efficiently. Online debugging platforms also support collaboration, enabling multiple developers to work together on identifying and resolving complex bugs. With online debugging, developers can streamline the debugging process, access essential debugging functionalities from anywhere with an internet connection, and ensure the smooth performance and reliability of their software applications.

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2018. Apple buys continuous integration service Buddybuild



Apple has completed the acquisition of Buddybuild, a startup specializing in app tools. Buddybuild is recognized as a "mobile iteration platform" that primarily focuses on continuous integration and debugging tools. Essentially, it provides app development teams with a streamlined workflow for iterating and deploying their apps via platforms like GitHub, BitBucket, or GitLab. As part of this acquisition, Buddybuild will be integrated into Xcode, Apple's comprehensive suite of development tools for iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS. While no specific timeline has been disclosed by Apple or Buddybuild regarding the integration process, it is expected to occur in the future.


2017. AWS launched browser-based IDE for cloud developers



Amazon Web Services has introduced a new browser-based Integrated Development Environment (IDE) called AWS Cloud9. While it shares similarities with other IDEs and editors like Sublime Text, AWS emphasizes its collaborative editing capabilities and deep integration into the AWS ecosystem. The IDE includes built-in support for various programming languages such as JavaScript, Python, PHP, and more. Cloud9 also provides pre-installed debugging tools. AWS positions this as the first "cloud native" IDE, although competitors may contest this claim. Regardless, Cloud9 offers seamless integration with AWS, enabling developers to create cloud environments and launch new instances directly from the tool.


2010. Sharepoint 2010: Clouds Can Wait



Last week together with Office 2010, Sharepoint 2010 was officially released. Of course, this is an important event for Enterprise 2.0 industry, however, not so important as we expected. Because despite the fact that Sharepoint 2010 was introduced as a cloud solution, at the moment neither Hosted, nor SaaS version of Sharepoint 2010 are not available. Hosted version (in BPOS-D) will be available only by the end of the year. SaaS-version (Sharepoint Online) by the end of the year will will be available for beta testing and official release is expected only in mid-2011. (We included Sharepoint Online in our Top 10 cloud platforms for Enterprise, but apparently that was too early). And now about the positive moments: Sharepoint 2010 really contains a lot of improvements that will strengthen its (almost monopolistic) position of the intranet platforms market: ***