Remote Debugging Documentation

Introduction

Remote debugging allows you to run and inspect your code from a different machine, without needing to install a debugger locally. This is invaluable for testing, deploying, and debugging complex applications.

Key Features

• Remote Execution: Run your code on a different machine.
• Step-by-Step Debugging: Debug your code line by line.
• Console Logging: View important variables and execution information.
• Remote Monitoring: See your application's state from different machines.

Example

Let's say you're developing a web app and want to test it on a mobile device.

You can run the app on a test device using remote debugging, and you can step through the code, examine the state, and see how it responds to different inputs.

Getting Started

1. Set up your remote debugging environment (e.g., using Chrome DevTools).

2. Configure your application to start debugging remotely.

3. Start debugging and observe your application's behavior.

Resources

• Official Mozilla Remote Debugging Guide
• TypeScript Documentation