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From Friction to Flow: Debugging With Chrome DevTools – Jecelyn Yeen, JSNation 2024
Master Chrome DevTools with expert tips on debugging, reducing friction, and improving user experience.
- Debugger DevTools for Chrome can be improved by removing friction and making it more accessible.
- Many developers struggle with debugging due to hidden features and complexity in DevTools.
- Jecelyn’s talk focuses on reducing friction and improving the debugging experience.
- The “Emulate a Focus Page” feature allows developers to debug more efficiently.
- The “Overwrite” feature allows developers to mock responses and override headers.
- The “overwrite” feature can be used to mock responses and override headers.
- The “ Focus State” feature allows developers to debug issues related to focus.
- The “console” is often cluttered with unnecessary information, making it hard to debug.
- The “ elements panel” is not suitable for debugging due to its complexity.
- Many developers struggle with debugging due to the complexity of Chrome DevTools.
- Jecelyn recommends using “chrome://inspect” to see what’s going on in DevTools.
- The “error stack trace” can be used to identify the source of an error.
- The “message log” can be used to identify errors and warnings.
- Jecelyn recommends using “chrome://inspect” to see what’s going on in DevTools.
- The “dev2s” team is constantly working to improve Chrome DevTools.
- The team ignores warnings and errors when they are not useful.
- The “Buzz” feature in Chrome DevTools allows developers to receive important notifications.
- The “Elements” panel can be used to inspect and debug elements on a webpage.
- The “Network” panel can be used to inspect and debug network traffic.
- The “Performance” panel can be used to inspect and debug performance issues.
- Jecelyn recommends using “chrome://inspect” to see what’s going on in DevTools.
- The “ collapse” feature allows developers to collapse stack traces and make it easier to debug.
- The “manual” feature allows developers to debug manually instead of relying on automated tools.
- Jecelyn recommends using “chrome://inspect” to see what’s going on in DevTools.
- The “Elements” panel can be used to inspect and debug elements on a webpage.
- The “Network” panel can be used to inspect and debug network traffic.
- The “Performance” panel can be used to inspect and debug performance issues.
- Jecelyn recommends using “chrome://inspect” to see what’s going on in DevTools.
- The “dev2s” team is constantly working to improve Chrome DevTools.
- The team ignores warnings and errors when they are not useful.
- The “derive” feature in Chrome DevTools allows developers to derive data from logs.
- The “diff” feature in Chrome DevTools allows developers to compare data.
- Jecelyn recommends using “chrome://inspect” to see what’s going on in DevTools. *