In my previous post, I have shown how to configure Xdebug and Notepad++ for debugging.
In this final part, I will take some example to demonstrate and show how to use the setup to make debugging an PHP script easier and actually fun.
Initially I thought that I will write an article, but then I thought it is better if I do a screencast. This is my first(well it is second but that was without voice long time back) and voice of the screencast is not so good, you will need a headphone to get the voice clearly.
I have shown the debugging using a Joomla content component.
You can download the Xdebug helper Add-on here. Also checkout PHPCamp.net website for our own PHP community.
Debugging PHP scripts with Xdebug and Notepad++ from Amit Singh on Vimeo.