PonyDebugger: Chrome Developer Tools for Native iOS Apps

I saw a demo of this a couple months ago at a small gathering. I was blown away. Another feature demo'd at the time was the ability to make obj-c calls in the chrome javascript console and have it be interpreted in the app runtime. e.g.<p>UIApplication.sharedApplication.delegate.navigationController.navigationBar.tintColor = UIColor.redColor;<p>and the app's navbar changed color. Is this still possible with this release? I haven't been able to try it out at work yet. Thanks for this awesome tool.

This looks like a really valuable tool to have in the iOS development arsenal.<p>It also underscores my loathing for cutesy, irreverent naming conventions.

Awesome, will definitely give this a shot. It's great to see iOS development tools pick up tricks from the web world.<p>Personally, I can't wait for a Firebug-like tool for live debugging and tweaking of UIView hierarchies.

It seems that the state iOS development is improving at a very rapid pace. I can't wait to try this out.

Thanks for this! The Core-Data Browser will be especially useful for me. Verifying data was correctly stored had been somewhat of a pain before.

This looks fantastic. Does anyone know if there is a similar tool for Android?

This will improve my life I think, installing now and thank you!

Wow, I never thought it would be possible to use the webkit developer tools for a completely different technology stack to such an extent.<p>Impressive to say the least.

This is really cool for my projects, however, are there any other tools that can be used ananlyze other binaries without compiling?

Impressive looking tool. I hope the intern is getting paid because he's adding a lot of value to Square and the dev community too. (Seems like a chance to plug <a href="http://gittip.com/" rel="nofollow">http://gittip.com/</a> now!)

It's also possible to inspect HTML/JS on WebView based apps (phonegap)?

Interesting tool.<p>I've done something like this in the past using Charles or Fiddler and the proxy settings on my iOS device.

What is the advantage of this tool over Charles?

Very cool - but seems like more of a monitor than a debugger (titles are always over-sensationalized I suppose).