When comparing Firefox Developer Tools vs Webix, the Slant community recommends Firefox Developer Tools for most people. In the question“What are the best developer tools?” Firefox Developer Tools is ranked 2nd while Webix is ranked 5th. The most important reason people chose Firefox Developer Tools is:
Particularly strong with inspecting the new CSS Grid layouts.
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Pros
Pro Page inspector
Particularly strong with inspecting the new CSS Grid layouts.
Pro Effective for identifying CSS styles in use on an element and testing different styles
Identifying the font in use is one thing Firefox's Developer Tools panel does particularly well, and which Chrome's Developer Tools panel doesn't do.
Pro Debugger
Debugger is useful and informative.
Pro A lot of widgets
Webix is one of the most extensive UI component libraries, second only to Sencha ExtJS. Not only considering the number of widgets, but also the API methods for manipulating these widgets.
Pro Views can be constructed using JavaScript without HTML
The most common way of working with webix is to create a JSON configuration of your view in JavaScript. When you use TypeScript, you get complete typechecking and intellisense in your IDE.
Pro Seems to be quite stable
Even the most complicated GUIs are bug-free most of the time.
Pro Webix Jet
The webix Jet library adds all the required features for SPA development (routing, template loading, ...)
Pro Extremely simple to implement.
To get started is extremely simple. It has a low learning curve.
Pro Mature project
Regular updates and releases.
Pro Great support from the webix team
The company behind webix is really quick in answering any questions you have on their forum or via email.
Pro Awesome responsive material skins
Great design and icons pack.
Cons
Con Commercial license
It's not free for commercial applications.
Con Not very popular
Not really a reason to not recommend it. But it has still a small user base. It deserves a lot more attention.
Con Not modular
The library is not modular (except for some additional more complex widgets). If you only need a few widgets, you still need to include the entire library.
