It would be helpful if you can arrange one session where you show us with a use case of LWC where child and parent component communication happening and debugging through we can see how the parameters are passing values and events are dispatched and get an idea how to debug practically. Thank you!
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Hi, I can see my LWC component under folder >component/c/myComponent.js But code is not breaking on the break point. What could be the issues? Ex. I have added breakpoint to the connectedCallback() method for my LWC. And it didn't break the code for debug.
It would be helpful if you can arrange one session where you show us with a use case of LWC where child and parent component communication happening and debugging through we can see how the parameters are passing values and events are dispatched and get an idea how to debug practically. Thank you!
Debugging is a very important part of any development, I hope this session could have been more elaborative.
We will add more content on same
Super session.. you are awesome Kapil sir… Thank you Amit for bringing experts…
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nothing showed by him how to debug the actual code waste session
guys, i have one doubt. feel free to answer. Whose responsibility is this debugging, I mean Admin or Developer or Tester?
It's developer who debug wether code is working fine
Not audible. Very low 😕
Sorry about that
Well, I was able to hear properly.
Hi, I can see my LWC component under folder >component/c/myComponent.js
But code is not breaking on the break point. What could be the issues?
Ex. I have added breakpoint to the connectedCallback() method for my LWC. And it didn't break the code for debug.