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Debugging tools for the Web

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 Gunda, Lenard

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How would you debug today's complex Web Applications with lots of JavaScript, lots of asynchronous calls and probably different technologies on client and server side? This talk focuses on Chrome Developer Tools and Fiddler, two tools you should most definitely add to your developer's tool belt! How can these tools be used to debug various scenarios around Web Application development? No matter if you write more traditional client/server style or single page JavaScript apps, this talk has something for you. What are Chrome Dev Tools and why you should care? What is Fiddler and how can I leverage it in my development? How can I inspect with Fiddler? How can Fiddler act as my client? And as my server? The talk answers these and other similar questions concerning Web Application debugging.