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I'd like to suggest a change in the design of the Pulse viewer app: put Console and Network as tabs in the top toolbar, and reserve the “Menu” sidebar for your different devices.
There will always only be two options between Console and Network, but there can be lots of devices.
Another benefit (and new feature) would be that you could then select multiple devices in the sidebar (for example, by holding down command) and view two or more merged logs from different devices, sorted by time stamp. This could be immensely useful when debugging apps that involve multiple devices communicating or syncing, like an iOS/watch app.
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The idea to merge logs from multiple devices is fascinating, and I think it can be relatively easily done. Currently, I have separate databases for each of the devices, but I can switch to a single database with a device ID as a column.
I was considering showing devices in the sidebar and moving more towards a single-window design. Moving Console/Network picker to the toolbar should work out nicely.
I'd like to suggest a change in the design of the Pulse viewer app: put Console and Network as tabs in the top toolbar, and reserve the “Menu” sidebar for your different devices.
There will always only be two options between Console and Network, but there can be lots of devices.
Another benefit (and new feature) would be that you could then select multiple devices in the sidebar (for example, by holding down command) and view two or more merged logs from different devices, sorted by time stamp. This could be immensely useful when debugging apps that involve multiple devices communicating or syncing, like an iOS/watch app.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: