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I have few questions:

Is there a better alternative for firePHP, for displaying server-side logs in developer console in the browser(agnostic: firefox, chrome..) (for ajax debugging)?

What is the best way to use firePHP in Laravel? Do I include it in "public/index.php" or in paths or in the controller? Or does it autoloads somehow?
What manipulation laravel does (to headers etc) similar to firePHP, are there any collisions to avoid?

Hontoni
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There is a bundle for using firephp in laravel. You can use it.

Bilal Gultekin
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  • Nice, just found out about bundles. What ANBU stands for?? – Hontoni Mar 06 '13 at 14:32
  • firePHP did not work for me in chrome, i tried diffrerent plugins non worked for some reason. so this one worked, may be usefull for people [http://bundles.laravel.com/bundle/chromephp] – Hontoni Mar 06 '13 at 14:45
  • you'll find thats wrong. anyway its so old, using clockwork for laravel 4 – Hontoni Mar 16 '14 at 10:51