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    ZamfBrowser: Test your ZendAMF application the proper way

    Sunday, March 28th, 2010

    Last week, at work, I was creating an Zend_AMF server for some project I work on. But because the front-end isn’t ready yet, I couldn’t test the server properly.

    UnitTests are one thing, but I wanted to be 100% sure that everything is mapped correctly.

    I was thinking of creating a browser like the one you find in amfphp or weborb, but I didn’t had the time.
    Next option: search and find a browser with Google.

    A few moments ago, I found ZamfBrowser. It’s an Air application, so perfect for every developer, whether you work with OSX, *nix or even Windows.

    Features I like already:
    - auto updates
    - you can add amf servers as many as you want
    - you can build your own request, with as many parameters as you like

    Tomorrow I’ll test it properly, and I’ll post my findings later this week.