Of course you can use the toolbar also. The toolbar is a app witch run 'inside' your Project. With the eclipse debugger you can set breakpoints and run your program step by step. This are different types of debugging,
The installation of Django Debug Toolbar is really easy. If you use Eclipse already its also easy to debug with it, but if Eclipse isn't configured for your project you need some time to get it work.
I would say try booth.
best regards
PS:
Some Eclipse links:
Eclipse
PyDev - The Python plugin for Eclipse
Aptana - Eclipse with preinstalled Python plugins / preconfigured
-- The installation of Django Debug Toolbar is really easy. If you use Eclipse already its also easy to debug with it, but if Eclipse isn't configured for your project you need some time to get it work.
I would say try booth.
best regards
PS:
Some Eclipse links:
Eclipse
PyDev - The Python plugin for Eclipse
Aptana - Eclipse with preinstalled Python plugins / preconfigured
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