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Advanced Debugging Techniques with Chrome – @Scale 2014 – Web

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Paul Irish, Developer Advocate for Google Chrome
The bigger your app, the harder to trace down bugs to their sources. Luckily, a slew of functionality is in the Chrome DevTools that are dedicated to helping you avoid the bug hunt and keeping you productive. In this session, Paul will cover some advanced JavaScript debugging techniques and show how to be effective. From framework blackboxing to asynchronous callstacks and promises, there’s plenty to iincorporate into your development.

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9 Comments on “Advanced Debugging Techniques with Chrome – @Scale 2014 – Web”

  2. I saw no captions in the video.
    There are several deaf Web developers all over the world.
    The video as is (with no captions) is inaccessible to them.

  3. 17m39sec. Comment written in Russian language in AngularJS 🙂 above $scope.russia = true

  4. By far the most useful presentation I've seen in a while. Give +Paul Irish more time to talk though. That was a lot to cram into 20 minutes. Fortunately, I think curiosity and Google will help me through most of the rest.

  6. +Paul Irish It's very painful to see black boxed framework function calls in "Profiles" tab (Flame chart view), Please work on that to hide black boxed framework there too.

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