By mswatcher
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Submitted: Feb 08 2013 / 08:28
My previous two articles focused on debugging tools, so it’s only fitting that I continue with this theme. When debugging front-end code, you tend to spend a lot of time reviewing how CSS and JavaScript affect your page’s rendering; equally important is how network requests affect your site. In many cases, we work locally and forget that page size, latency, and script loading and blocking can greatly affect the way a user experiences your site. So having a good set of tools to inspect network traffic is vital to rounding out your debugging toolset.
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