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1 About the Ajax Tools Framework project
2 Using Ajax Tools Framework
3 Developer resources
- 3.1 Contributing to ATF
- 3.2 Testing
4 Old ATF Wiki
5 ATF's IP Info

About the Ajax Tools Framework project

The Ajax Tools Framework (ATF) is a tool integrated with Eclipse for Web developers who use Ajax techniques. ATF provides tooling that allows a user to edit, debug, and monitor CSS, HTML, and JavaScript applications and a framework on which adopters can build advanced and technology specific tools. The functionality in ATF breaks down into three main areas: Browser Tooling, JavaScript Debugger and extensions for adopters.

Using Ajax Tools Framework

Please see the steps needed to start working with ATF, exploring your AJAX application and debugging it's Javascript: Installing ATF.

Developer resources

Contributing to ATF

The ATF is driven by a very small development group with limited resources. ANY serious developers or contributors will be enthusiastically welcomed. For more information on how to become a Committer, check the standard Eclipse process (see New Committer Election). For more information about contributing to ATF in general, or for questions about its internals, contact atf-dev.

How to create a workspace to work on ATF sources