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Debugging The Web (Chrome Dev Summit 2016)

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HN commenters cite it as a roundup of useful DevTools features and tips from Paul Irish.

Paul Irish's Chrome Dev Summit 2016 talk surveys the state of the art in Chrome DevTools debugging. It covers workspaces, diffs, CSS coverage, Node debugging, editor improvements and Lighthouse.

“Paul Irish has a great roundup here” (HN, 2018)

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@daypack Nov 2016 Recommends
on HN thread Why we need the best tools on Chromebooks and Raspberry Pi
Chrome Canary has improved workspace support, diffs, nodejs debugging and more editor improvements that make Dev Tools hard to beat as a HTML/JS/CSS IDE. See "Debugging The Web" session from the recent Dev Summit: [this video]
Chrome DevTools features: workspaces, diffs, node debugging, editor improvements.
@timrichard Jun 2018 Recommends
on HN thread Console.table()
If you use Chrome DevTools, there are a few resources that I think are really useful for getting the most out of them and making the workflow a bit easier. Paul Irish has a great roundup here : [this video] Umar Hansa has a great mailing list for DevTools tips, and there are some good ones to browse here : [link]
Roundup of useful Chrome DevTools tips by Paul Irish.

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@aslushnikov Mar 2017 Cites it
on HN thread UnCSS: Remove unused styles from CSS
There's a "Coverage Support" experiment in Chrome DevTools which does css + js coverage in a way you describe it. The CSS part was shown on Chrome DevSummit 2016 [1] [1] [this video]
Shows DevTools CSS coverage feature at Chrome Dev Summit 2016.

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