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Is HN really so focused on front end that this particular topic finds itself rapidly at the top of news feed and staying there for an extended amount of time?
Has there been a recent poll about topics active HN viewers deem as important? If it really is this JS heavy, that is intriguing.
I'd like a real console object in worker (at least a variadic pretty-printing log() function and time()/timeEnd()) and a "break all threads" button too, please. Worker debugging is a pain.
I know it took a while, but take another look: Chrome now has full console support inside of workers: http://crbug.com/63383 Right now, we're doing a bunch of work (hah) on our worker support. We'll address pausing execution in workers as well. Expect good improvements and file a ticket at crbug.com for any other ideas, please!
Willing to take the rep hit... Is HN really so focused on front end that this particular topic finds itself rapidly at the top of news feed and staying there for an extended amount of time? Has there been a recent poll about topics active HN viewers deem as important? If it really is this JS heavy, that is intriguing.
Willing to take the rep hit... Is HN really so focused on front end that this particular topic finds itself rapidly at the top of news feed and staying there for an extended amount of time? Has there been a recent poll about topics active HN viewers deem as important? If it really is this JS heavy, that is intriguing.
Well, HN itself is a poll.
Would anyone know how to achieve this type of animation on the screenshots? Love it!
Willing to take the rep hit... Is HN really so focused on front end that this particular topic finds itself rapidly at the top of news feed and staying there for an extended amount of time? Has there been a recent poll about topics active HN viewers deem as important? If it really is this JS heavy, that is intriguing.
Don't you think it's more novel than being some trick only relevant to front end web development work?
Very nicely produced article, i love the use of animated gifs that is becoming popular for tech demos.
Wasn't this possible already? Put a breakpoint or 'breakpoint;' on the function body's first line and it will pause execution when the function is called synchronously or asynchronously. And browse the call stack on the right column. What's new here? I have been doing this for quite sometime.
This assumes you know the function that's being triggered. It's not always clear. And throw JQuery into the mix and things get murkier pretty quickly.
[1] https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=272416