Using $log.debug() vs console.log()
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In AngularJS applications, you often need to log data or debug your application to track down issues, monitor performance, or inspect the state of variables and objects. Two common ways….
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In AngularJS applications, you often need to log data or debug your application to track down issues, monitor performance, or inspect the state of variables and objects. Two common ways….
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Excessive Console Logs in Production Builds Console logs left in production code can cause several problems including performance degradation, exposed sensitive information, and a poor user experience. Here’s how to….
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When your NODE_ENV environment variable is misconfigured, it can cause API calls to point to wrong endpoints, use incorrect credentials, or apply improper request/response handling. Here’s how to diagnose and….