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Opera Unleashes The 'Dragonfly'
Releases development toolkit after a six-week beta.

Opera today unveiled its new developer tool kit called the ‘Dragonfly’. The new toolkit, which underwent a six-week beta, comes with collection of tools to make web design and development faster, smarter and easier.![Get ready to fly...]()

Get ready to fly...
According to Opera, there are three reasons why a developer should consider Opera Dragonfly in their web development arsenal. The three reasons are as follows
- Improved tools for Designers
- Set of tools to make Mobile development easier
- Automatic updates will pull the latest version from the web
Apart from the above, Opera Dragonfly also has a DOM Inspector, a JavaScript debugger as well as the ability to inspect network loads, resources and storage.
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Those who want to download Dragonfly can right right-click any page in the Opera browser and select ‘Inspect Element’, which will lead to the toolkit download.
For a quick look at what Dragonfly does, take a look at the video below
First Published:May 05, 2011, 23:22:04 IST
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