Introducing jTrace v1.0
I've been working on a tool for javascript developers. It all started after searching the web for some form of tracing tool I could use when writing javascript so I could see why a certain function wasn't firing. I only found a handful of solutions (and none that I was very impressed by). So I finally ended up coding one myself.
So I give you, jTrace - javascript tracing for the peoples (say that last part like strong-bad to get the full effect).
I coded jTrace with jQuery 1.3.2 (as an include... not so much a plugin, although that's what I usually call it), and then I created a 'bloated' version that has jQuery included inside of it (for all you mooTools and prototypers out there... I got your back 
). For those who use the bloated version, yeah I coded the jQuery portion to use 'jQuery(...' instead of '$(...' for the selectors so it shouldn't break your exisiting code.
To get an in-depth approach on jTrace and how to use it, head over the 'usage' page on the jTrace site.
Have questions, comments, or props? Leave them here in the comments, thanks!
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