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Debugging: How to Interpret a Stacktrace Discussion

Scott Christensen Scott Christensen

Thanks, Chris. You consistently put out amazing content that I don't see anyone else doing. I appreciate the quality of your lessons. Keep up the awesomeness!

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Thanks Scott! 🍻

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Hello Chris, This stuff is important! Especially when your back is against the wall. You should consider doing an entire series on debugging :) Good work.

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Agreed! Any other debugging topics you'd like to see?

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Thanks, Chris. That's a super helpful video!
One thing I noticed was that you look at the docs for Rails 5 (http://api.rubyonrails.org/... and since the stack trace is from a Rails 3 version it's better to look at the corresponding docs, i.e. http://api.rubyonrails.org/...
Often they are the same, but sometimes the differences can catch you out.

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catching up with the episodes. love this topic.
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Hi,

I have a little bit different debugging question from anything I have seen addressed. I was wondering if you know of a way to determine all the places javascript methods are being called from? The project I am working on is a disorganized and large mess and determining the process flow in JavaScript has been pretty difficult.

Thanks!

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This was an amazing video

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This was great! Loved the step by step debugging, learned about blame in github which is super valuable. Thanks!

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