In this episode we chat to Jason Miller and the internet's Paul
Irish (I'm not linking to his Twitter account. He has too many followers, and let's face it, you
already follow him). We cover new DevTools stuff like:
Editing resources in DevTools in a way that survives reloading.
Getting a diff of changes you've made.
Async debugging - step into postMessage and setTimeout.
Eager evaluation - giving you the results of side-effect-free code in advance.
Showing function signatures in the console.
And other stuff like how string.search has side effects.
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