English | MP4 | AVC 1280×720 | AAC 48KHz 2ch | 2h 49m | 514 MB
Whether you’re new to coding or an experienced developer, bugs are an inevitable part of web development. Debuggers can make the task of finding and fixing those bugs much easier. In this course, learn how to work with a debugger to efficiently locate and resolve issues in your JavaScript projects. Instructor Joe Chellman provides a language-centered guide to dealing with the complexities involved in creating for the largest distributed platform out there: the web. He covers why we need debuggers, goes over notable jargon and concepts, and steps through the basics of using a debugger. He then takes a look at debugging in practice, sharing how to debug a React application in Chrome, how to debug on iOS using Simulator, how to debug a WordPress theme in Visual Studio Code, and more.
Topics include:
- Understanding the need for a debugger
- Debuggers in web browsers
- Basic debugger concepts
- Debugging the use of a jQuery plugin
- Remote debugging on an Android device
- Debugging a node application in WebStorm
- Using a debugger as a learning tool on a live site
Table of Contents
1 Welcome
2 What you should know
3 Exercise files
4 What’s new in this update
5 Using challenges
6 Introducing our friend, the debugger
7 Important jargon and concepts
8 Debuggers in web browsers
9 The importance of a good editor and IDE
10 Why debugging AJAX can be tricky
11 Debugging without a debugger
12 Leverage more of the Console API
13 Stop and look around – Simple breakpoints
14 Explore other breakpoint options
15 Challenge – Knowing when to stop
16 Solution – Knowing when to stop
17 Step into, over, and out of functions
18 Find out where you are using the call stack
19 Monitor variables with watches
20 Source maps to debug minified files
21 Challenge – Putting it all together
22 Solution – Putting it all together
23 Debugging the use of a jQuery plugin
24 Debugging a React application in Chrome
25 Debugging on iOS using Simulator
26 Remote debugging on an Android device
27 Challenge – Other people’s code
28 Solution – Other people’s code
29 Debugging a node application in WebStorm
30 Setting up the WordPress example
31 Debug a WordPress theme in Visual Studio Code
32 Use a debugger as a learning tool on a live site
33 Challenge – Debugging with an IDE
34 Solution – Debugging with an IDE
35 Next steps
36 Extra JavaScript resources
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