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JavaScript Express Basics (2015) Developing Express Apps Like a Boss Interactive Debugging and Exploratory Programming

***node-debug***!

Just in case anyone else is having a "slow day", I thought I'd clear this up. The way it looked on the video, I thought the command was

node -debug src/app.js

and since that didn't work, I tried

node --debug src/app.js

which does start the debugger. But to get node-inspector to work, the command is

node-debug src/app.js

Hope this helps someone else.

thank you. This helped me

I stepped in this one too! Thanks

I am glad I looked at your post. Saved me some research.

Thank you, had the same problem. Much appreciated.

Thank you

Thanks!

Thank you!

Thank you! I just got stuck on this one as well.

Great! Thanks a lot!

Thank you so much!

/cc @hstn Please add this to the teacher’s notes

You my friend, just made my day a lot better - thank you :)

The last one helped! Thanks

good looking out, thanks!

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fuckina. thanks.

I am forever turning on my magnifier to look at the videos, so that I am getting syntax right.

thanks bro!

Thanks :D

thanks a lot!

Thank you! Big time saver :D

you can just use one single command and it works wonders

node-debug --web-host localhost --no-preload src/app.js

thanks!!

you're welcome

Thank you! I spent 10 minutes wondering what was going on.

Thanks man! You are the MVP.

Thanks!

Thanks.

Thanks a lot!