One way to inspect the DOM using iPad and other Mobile Devices

By Sam Deering

Watch this quick demo of how to inspect the DOM and make changes live using Chrome on your desktop and see them happen live on your mobile devices such as iPad, iPhone, Android etc… Really wish I had been using this a long time ago! The syncing and testing between multiple devices at the same time just got a hell of a lot faster thanks to Adobe Shadow.

Download Link: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/shadow/

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Sam Deering

Sam Deering is a Front-end Web Developer who specialises in JavaScript & jQuery. Sam is driven and passionate about sharing his knowledge to educate others.