Quickies for Dashboard

Caveman debugging in both Safari and Dashboard [permalink]
It'd be too convenient to have a uniform mechanism to perform caveman debugging of widgets in both Safari-preview mode (where you can use window.console.log) and Dashboard mode (where you can't). Luckily (?), window.alert in Dashboard will log to the console in Dashboard, but shows an alert in safari.
So, combine the two for maximal pleasure:
```
function cavemanLog(message) {
  
  if (window.widget) {
    // Won't display an error box, but will show in the console log.
    window.alert(message);

  } else {
    // Send output to the javascript console.
    window.console.log(message);
  }

} // cavemanLog
```
Runing a widget without installing it [permalink]
When you double-click a widget or open it from the terminal, you get asked if you want to install it (which will move your widget to ~/Library/Widgets, which is really annoying when it drags it out of your development area. When faced with the dialog, hold down command and option to get a "Run" button. That'll run the widget in-pace. If you tun on the devmode:
```
% defaults write com.apple.dashboard devmode YES
```
You can drag widgets out of the dashboard area and have them on-screen. Cmd-R will reload the widget.