Batarangle's UI is much easier to use

[tom10271]

Augury is more complicated. Batarangle's Component Inspector allows developers quickly select different DOM element and view its context Angular component. Also, attributes of component are by default collapsed while Augury unreasonably expand all levels of each attributes.

I tried both yet stop using Augury and turn back to old tool. I don't it is simply because I am more familiar with the old friend.

[sumitarora]

@tom10271 Both the tools are same we have just renamed Batarangle to Augury. We are looking for feedback and will release updated versions soon.

[tom10271]

I know you guys have rename it. I am not sure which version of Batarangle I am using, but what I point is the Component Inspector works very well and I don't like the Angular 2 tab or the renamed Augury tab which both seriously hard to use.

[igor-ka]

@tom10271 I am not sure I completely follow, but with regards to the tab being named Augury or Angular 2 I dont see how the name effect usability. Maybe I am missing something.

With regards to collapsed or expanded property accordion by default, in the future we will probably have a settings pane where we will let users configure what they prefer by default.

[tom10271]

.............. After Chrome update I cannot use the Component Inspector anymore, I can't show you the Component Inspector in Batarangle I found easy to use.

And yes renaming won't change the usability, what I said is BOTH Batarangle's Angular 2 panel or the new RENAMED Augury are equally hard to use.

[tom10271]

This one, very easy to use. I can target the Angular Component easily, also attributes are collapsed by default, which make so much sense.

Hard to inspect attributes. By default all attributes are unreasonably expanded, can't save attributes as global to experiment in Console

[sumitarora]

@tom10271 You still have access to component inspectors data. If you select any component in component tree and type $a in the console you will see the same data which was there in component inspector panel.

[tom10271]

Better than nothing. Thanks