Debugging asynchronous JavaScript with Chrome DevTools  | Blog  | Chrome for Developers
Introduction A powerful feature that makes JavaScript unique is its ability to work asynchronously via callback functions. Assigning async callbacks let you write event-driven code but it also makes tracking down bugs a hair pulling experience since the JavaScript is not executing in a linear fashion. Luckily, now in Chrome DevTools, you can view the full call stack of asynchronous JavaScript call
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