JavaScript Authoring Tooling
summary
Chrome DevTools now edits on-disk projects with workspaces and maps compiled CSS back to Sass via Source Maps so live edits persist and reload (demo succeeds in Chrome Canary). Package management mention: Bower registry exceeds ~2,200 components. Performance tools include a new flame chart for per-frame CPU stacks, a canvas/webgl frame profiler, FPS and continuous repaint modes, paint/layer borders, an object-allocation tracker, and layout-thrashing detection — many features behind experiments but generally functional.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:50Recap of 2013
- 1:50Workspaces
- 4:40Dev Tools
- 9:06Package Management
- 10:27Performance
- 15:36Canvas Profiler
- 16:37Performance Features
- 18:10Object Allocation Tracker
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