Travel Through Time to Debug JavaScript
Science fiction? Mark Erikson is here to show us how time travel is not only possible thanks to Replay, but hugely helpful in debugging apps.
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Chapters:
00:00:00 - Welcome
00:00:32 - Who is Mark Erikson?
00:03:07 - What does time travel mean when debugging JavaScript?
00:08:04 - What’s your view on debugging?
00:13:37 - What is your mental model around debugging?
00:23:19 - Can a developer see someone else’s replay to debug their system?
00:26:12 - Browser tools for debugging
00:54:15 - Do you ever get annoyed at how good something is?
00:58:14 - What else can we do to debug?
01:02:56 - Using the step backwards button
01:06:06 - Fancy new features Mark helped build
01:12:56 - Do you need the replay browser to use the recordings?
01:17:51 - Is this for any app debugging?
01:26:23 - Where people can find out more
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