angularjsHow do I debug an AngularJS application using Batarang?
Debugging an AngularJS application using Batarang is a straightforward process. Batarang is a Chrome extension that allows you to debug and profile AngularJS applications. Here are the steps to debug an AngularJS application using Batarang:
- Install the Batarang Chrome extension.
- Open the application you want to debug in Chrome.
- Open the Batarang panel by clicking on the Batarang icon in the Chrome DevTools.
- Select the AngularJS tab.
- Select the application you want to debug.
- Start debugging by selecting the elements you want to inspect.
- Use the Batarang console to view errors and debug your application.
Example code
// AngularJS code
var app = angular.module('myApp', []);
app.controller('myCtrl', function($scope) {
$scope.name = "John";
});
Output example
No output.
The code above is a basic AngularJS application. The app variable is used to create an AngularJS module. The controller is then used to create a controller for the application. The name variable is then set to a value of "John".
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