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How to read a stack trace in VS Code to debug a Node.js app [25 of 26]
traces can be a bit unintelligible at first, but they are really useful to find out the source of an error in an application. Discover how you can use the call stack panel in Visual Studio Code to trace back exceptions in your Node.js applications.
Full "Intro to Node.js" course on Microsoft Learn: https://aka.ms/LearnNode.js
Watch the entire series: https://aka.ms/NodeBeginnerSeries
Extra resources:
- Visual Studio Code: https://code.visualstudio.com
- Demo source code: https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/node-essentials/tree/main/nodejs-debug
- Node.js:https://nodejs.org
- Beginner's Series to JavaScript: https://aka.ms/JSBeginnerSeries
#NodeJS #Tutorial #Beginners #JavaScript #Express
traces can be a bit unintelligible at first, but they are really useful to find out the source of an error in an application. Discover how you can use the call stack panel in Visual Studio Code to trace back exceptions in your Node.js applications.
Full "Intro to Node.js" course on Microsoft Learn: https://aka.ms/LearnNode.js
Watch the entire series: https://aka.ms/NodeBeginnerSeries
Extra resources:
- Visual Studio Code: https://code.visualstudio.com
- Demo source code: https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/node-essentials/tree/main/nodejs-debug
- Node.js:https://nodejs.org
- Beginner's Series to JavaScript: https://aka.ms/JSBeginnerSeries
#NodeJS #Tutorial #Beginners #JavaScript #Express
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