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TypeScript in Practice: Debugging
TypeScript is a language for building enterprise-grade applications. We’ll learn to effectively debug TypeScript so that the applications we make function correctly.
What you'll learn
TypeScript is a language with many advantages, but the presence of types, and a build step, make it more challenging to debug than traditional web applications. In this course, TypeScript in Practice: Debugging, you’ll learn to use the debugger to solve a variety of TypeScript bugs. First, you’ll learn about what TypeScript debugging is and what the main strategies are for accomplishing it. Second, you'll learn to use Source Maps to solve real-world TypeScript bugs. Third, you’ll use the VSCode debugger to debug TypeScript apps. Finally, you’ll use Google Chrome to debug TypeScript applications. By the end of this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of debugging TypeScript apps needed to quickly and effectively debug many challenging TypeScript issues.
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About the author
Daniel Stern is a freelance web developer from Toronto, Ontario who specializes in Angular, ES6, TypeScript and React. His work has been featured in CSS Weekly, JavaScript Weekly and at Full Stack Conf in England.