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Debugging The Web, New Features For Debugging In Chrome Dev Tools Presented On Chrome Dev Summit 2016
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Debugging The Web (Chrome Dev Summit 2016)
Chrome for Developers
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- Presented by Paul Irish, Chrome DevTools Engineer
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Paul Irish demonstrates advanced debugging techniques in Chrome DevTools, covering workspaces, CSS coverage, Node.js debugging, and Lighthouse.
Learn the state of the art in debugging using Chrome dev tools with Paul Irish - all you need to know to expand your toolbox. Lighthouse Github: github.com/GoogleChrome/lighthouse Chrome Dev Tools: developers.google.com/web/tools/chrome-devtools/ Chrome Dev Tools Twitter: twitter.com/chromedevtools Watch more recordings from Chrome Dev Summit '16 at: goo.gl/TkgXYM Subscribe to the channel: youtube.com/chromedevelopers Music by Terra Monk: goo.gl/xolmTVWhy it's here
3 people recommend thisWhat people say. Recommended as a comprehensive guide to advanced Chrome DevTools features and web debugging workflows.
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On “UnCSS: Remove unused styles from CSS”
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