Tomorrow's JavaScript debugger, by Amit Zur
These days, Mozilla is rewriting Firefox's devtools using a new and shiny technology stack. Anyone can join easily - the code is on Github, and it's just a matter of 2 commands in your terminal to get a local debugger running!
The debugger is universal - it can debug any browser, node and mobile. The feature list is innovative and aimed to be the best debugging experience for React, Angular, Ember, RxJS and more types of apps. In addition, making contribution to the debugger together with top notch developers from all around the world is an amazing experience!
By the end of this talk you will have the tools to get into hacking on Firefox's debugger. I will introduce architecture and process of development, and make you feel comfortable to approach a world class open source project, and become a contributor to tomorrow’s JavaScript debugger.
Submissions
JS Kongress 2017 - Accepted [Edit]
JSConf Budapest 2017 - Rejected [Edit]
Frontend Conference Zurich 2017 - Rejected [Edit]
Paris-Web 2017 - Rejected [Edit]
Hackference 2017 - Rejected [Edit]
Front Trends 2017 - Rejected [Edit]
NordicJS 2017 - Rejected [Edit]
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