Debugging Promises with DevTools
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In this episode, Addy and Matt walk through how to debug ES6 Promises using the
brand new Promises debugger in Chrome DevTools.
Depending on your version of Chrome, you may need to enable the Promises
inspector. Open DevTools settings - Experiments, check the Promise
inspector, and then restart DevTools.
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