The biggest problem that forces you to run through all the pre-setup UI views and other stuff is that often time you need those to recreate states, and when you have a bug, more often that not, you have a corrupt state, which will stay corrupted with or without code injection. dyci is definitely a very neat method but of limited use.
I have a secret "eval" page on sites that's enabled during development (protected by a huge password, just in case, though). It evaluates code & shows the results as I'm typing it in real time. Better than a console.
Take this page away from me, and I'll develop at least twice slower.
[+] [-] hohohmm|12 years ago|reply
[+] [-] mantrax|12 years ago|reply
Take this page away from me, and I'll develop at least twice slower.
[+] [-] jensnockert|12 years ago|reply