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Link: https://github.com/lala-hakobyan/front-end-debugging-handbook
Description:
The Front-end Debugging Tools Handbook is a free, practical guide that provides comprehensive tools and techniques for debugging complex front-end applications. It goes beyond
console.log()and helps to gain the fundamental and deep knowledge required to debug, optimize and monitor web applications.In this handbook, I have combined my 9 years of experience in front-end engineering with authoritative resources from official documentation and community experts to present the most up-to-date and valuable developer tools and debugging techniques for the community.
This is not just a reading resource: it is a practical learning suite. All screenshots and technical explorations were done in my personal POC projects, which are listed on my GitHub profile. Developers can run the projects, read the handbook and experiment with features live locally, making the learning process more interactive, deep and enjoyable.
Since the launch, the handbook has gained a warm welcome, genuine engagement and support from the dev community, including experts from the Chrome Team. Developers are reading, downloading, starring the repository and sharing it.