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'''Handy snippets''': When working on an application, it's not uncommon to have a collection of common bits of code that you run against the page to test things. The Workspaces feature lets you load and save JavaScript files, which is a convenient way to keep track of these snippets. | '''Handy snippets''': When working on an application, it's not uncommon to have a collection of common bits of code that you run against the page to test things. The Workspaces feature lets you load and save JavaScript files, which is a convenient way to keep track of these snippets. | ||
'''Working on new code''': You can use Workspaces to work on a new function. Write a little code, execute it and repeat. Once it works, you can copy/paste that code into your main program files. | '''Working on new code''': You can use Workspaces to work on a new function. Write a little code, execute it and repeat. Once it works, you can copy/paste that code into your main program files. | ||
=== Basic Use Cases === | |||
*Run JavaScript against your web content | |||
*Run JavaScript against your chrome content | |||
*Develop a new feature of your already online webapp without having to close it down for maintenance. | |||
*Test a fix for your addon without having to repackage and re-install it. | |||
== Test Plans == | == Test Plans == | ||