Using $log.debug() vs console.log()
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….
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….
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….
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….