Debugging ASP.NET AJAX Applications with VS.NET 2005
Debugging ASP.NET AJAX Applications with VS.NET 2005
Update: This video was created before the final release of ASP.NET AJAX and refers to the client-side debug class. This class was renamed to Sys.Debug in the final release of the product.
Debugging is a key skill that every developer has to learn to become productive. However, how do you debug ASP.NET AJAX applications and client-side JavaScript? In this video tutorial I walk through a few required steps to enable debugging and show how to use tools such as Script Explorer to simplify the process. It's important to note that many of the features shown in the video can also be used with the Web Developer Express (the free ASP.NET editor).
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