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Debugging is more than just logging out values. You'll discover more about what debugging is in this video.
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In this workshop,
I'll show you the professional tools and
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techniques to debug your
node.js applications.
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The process of debugging can be described
as identifying errors in your code and
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removing them.
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What comes to mind when I say debugging?
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Maybe writing a console.log statement.
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[SOUND] Let's discuss some of the cons
of using console.log as a way to check
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the state of your application.
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When building a web application, all
HTTP requests get logged to the console.
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Attempting to log out your variables
alongside the noise of the HTTP requests,
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