Comments on: FlabThrotle – Now in Alpha testing http://blog.xsive.co.nz/archives/55 Weblog for X$!Ve.co.nz, Campbell Anderson Flex Developer Fri, 20 Jan 2012 00:23:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Kamery cyfrowe http://blog.xsive.co.nz/archives/55/comment-page-1#comment-249 Kamery cyfrowe Thu, 29 Dec 2005 16:15:29 +0000 http://blog.xsive.co.nz/archives/55#comment-249 Very good site. You are doing great job. Please Keep it up….! Very good site. You are doing great job. Please Keep it up….!

]]> By: Campbell http://blog.xsive.co.nz/archives/55/comment-page-1#comment-29 Campbell Mon, 26 Sep 2005 06:51:27 +0000 http://blog.xsive.co.nz/archives/55#comment-29 Wow it looks nice especially its feedback with flash. Pity its java based but thats not a huge problem. 10x better than mine. I have been using Fidler as a debugger which can do most fo what this one can and ix exe based. Mine was a step into c++ programming for me, to try and learn a bit more about it. Cheers for your thoughts. This throtle is a set and forget service than hides away...and I guess allows you to experience the site as a dailup user throughout development as it doesnt interupt port 80 traffic. but your right debuggers are cooler for well debugging. Please excuse any typos im typing with one eye :o) Wow it looks nice especially its feedback with flash. Pity its java based but thats not a huge problem. 10x better than mine. I have been using Fidler as a debugger which can do most fo what this one can and ix exe based. Mine was a step into c++ programming for me, to try and learn a bit more about it. Cheers for your thoughts.

This throtle is a set and forget service than hides away…and I guess allows you to experience the site as a dailup user throughout development as it doesnt interupt port 80 traffic. but your right debuggers are cooler for well debugging. Please excuse any typos im typing with one eye :o )

]]> By: jpod http://blog.xsive.co.nz/archives/55/comment-page-1#comment-28 jpod Sun, 25 Sep 2005 15:28:30 +0000 http://blog.xsive.co.nz/archives/55#comment-28 I disagree that all the other alternatives are not easy to use. Charles (http://xk72.com/charles/) does the same thing and in my experience is extremely easy to use with the added benefit that you can also watch the traffic go by simultaneously (and watch the bytes downloaded realtime). After my experience with Charles I can't imagine why I would want to simply throttle the port and not get any feedback. I disagree that all the other alternatives are not easy to use. Charles (http://xk72.com/charles/) does the same thing and in my experience is extremely easy to use with the added benefit that you can also watch the traffic go by simultaneously (and watch the bytes downloaded realtime). After my experience with Charles I can’t imagine why I would want to simply throttle the port and not get any feedback.

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