So I was talking to @Mikkel Johansen last night at the CPH meetup and I mentioned that @Warren Buckley made something to be able to debug inside of Bellissima. Is that tooling still somewhere or did it evolve into

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?

I did make a browser extension and kinda sad that Jacob or anyone else did t do anything with it, when I had to transfer it from my account to the Umbraco org. Didn’t mind but shame it just kinda died 😦

Yes, would be great to keep it going! What was it called, I can't find it

I love how you build such useful tools @Warren Buckley

Thanks Paul. Just need to know if HQ have no intentions to support it then I may try and get it back up and running. @User can you find out for certain on HQ's stance on it is please

Just had a chat @Warren Buckley and indeed, we have no immediate plans to work on something with it, but it would be very cool if you and the community would like to pick it up again! We'll make the HQ repo private (and eventually delete it). I see you have a fork already so that's great. Could move it into the umbraco-community org as well, up to you. The only thing that needs to be done from a trademark protection point of view is that it needs to be renamed to something that doesn't start with the Umbraco name.

Yeh it was something that was in progress when working at HQ and was told to transfer it over to the org. But yeh happy to move it, rename it and do license stuff. One for later in the week or one lunchtime hack

that's what chatgpt is for right? 😉

What about the name

DevTools for Umbraco

and use the namespace

Umbraco.Community.DevTools

like contentment does

Yeh is xxx for Umbraco still acceptable these days @Sebastiaan it's been a while

yep!

Well I'll go for that for now rather than anything too fun or quirky - does what it says on the tin kinda thing